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Echinacea
One of North America's great native flowers.
This is the famous plains native called Purple Coneflower, but better known today by its botanical name: Echinacea.
For years before it was a favorite of the herbal medicine industry, it was always one of the loveliest wildflowers on the plains.
We also have Purple Coneflower Seeds.
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Echinacea Magnus
Coneflower Magnus is the Purple Coneflower hybrid bred to not have the drooping petals of the native. Natural color. (Echinacea purpurea)
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Echinacea White Swan
Coneflower White Swan is the white version of Purple Coneflower. Together, the two make a great show. (Echinacea purpurea)
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Echinacea Mix
A mix of three varieties of this popular perennial, this is an affordable way to fill your sunny garden with colorful flowers. (Echinacea)
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Echinacea After Midnight
This dwarf coneflower has blue/green leaves and striking magenta blooms with black centers. Only growing to 14”, this Echinacea is perfect for container or border gardens. PP# 18768 (Echinacea)
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Echinacea Virgin
This unique coneflower produces fragrant, pure white flowers with a stunning, dark green center. PP# 18684 (Echinacea purpurea)
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Echinacea Vintage Wine
Purple-pink flowers grow straight out, rathering than drooping down, and the big blooms attract butterflies. PP#13893 (Echinacea purpurea)
More DetailsItem #: 227PER
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