How to Grow Echinacea – Purple Coneflower

Echinacea blooms from early summer all the way into fall. The sturdy plants grow to about three feet with handsome, deep green foliage.

Customer Photos

  • Flowers soaking in the sun

    Flowers soaking in the sun

    Working from home- sitting at my table.  Wanted to capture the view of my flowers just starting to bloom.  It’s a long winter in CT these will remind me summer is coming.

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  • Pollinator paradise

    Pollinator paradise

    Bees working hard pollinating my echinacea. Echinacea is a power house pollinator.

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  • Our garden

    Our garden

    This was taken in our yard where everything was created and built by us-even the shed

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  • My very own wild flower prairie

    My very own wild flower prairie

    10 acres of tall prairie grass and pine trees.  For the last 5 years I have been slowly planting it into as many wild flowers as I can.  Thanks to Edin Brothers for the very best seeds to make it happen.

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