Echinacea pallida
(Pale purple coneflower)
Description:
An echinacea with unique, drooping, spider-like petals, perfect for a free draining sunny part of the garden. The leaves are coarse and hairy and very narrow compared to other echinacea species. This plant is native to the Eastern and Central parts of the United States.
Pot size: 3.5 in deep and 2 quart
Details:
Common name: Pale coneflower
Family: Compositae
Plant Type: Herbaceous Perennial
Zone: 3-10
Flower Color: Pale pink
Flowering Time: June, July
Native Range: North America
Soil: Well-drained
Light: Full sun
Height: 2-3ft
Wide: 1-1.5ft
Echinacea purpurea ‘Happy Star’
Description:
A White version of the common Purple coneflower. Like most coneflowers, ‘Happy star’ prefers a sunny location in free-draining soil. Once established, coneflowers are mostly drought tolerant and strongly favored by pollinators. Dead heading promotes rebloom.
Pot size: 3.5 in deep and 2 quart
Details:
Common name: White coneflower
Family: Compositae
Plant Type: Herbaceous Perennial
Zone: 3-8
Flower Color: White
Flowering Time: Summer
Native Range: North American hybrid
Soil: Medium moisture, moderate fertility
Light: Full sun-part shade
Height: 2-3 feet tall
Width: 1.5-2 in. wide
Echinacea purpurea ‘Rubenstern’
Description:
Echinacea ‘Rubinstern’ is a seed grown cultivar of our native purple coneflower. It blooms mid-late summer with bright carmine red/purple daisy-like flowers and has a large spiky orange center. A classic native plant for your pollinator garden.
Pot size: 3.5 in deep and 2 quart
Details:
Common name: Purple coneflower
Family: Compositae
Plant Type: Herbaceous Perennial
Zone: 3-8
Flower Color: Purple
Flowering Time: Late Spring-Late Summer
Native Range: North America
Soil: Dry-Medium moisture
Light: Full sun-part shade
Height: 2-3 feet tall
Width: 2-3 feet wide
Euphorbia myrsinites
Common name: Myrtle spurge
Family: Euphorbiacea
Plant Type: Perennial
Zone: 5-8
Flower Color: Yellow-chartreuse
Flowering Time: Mid-late Spring, early summer
Native Range: Southeastern Europe, Asia minor
Soil: Well-drained, low fertility
Light: Full sun
Height: 4-6 in tall
Width: 1-2 ft wide
Description:
Myrtle spurge is an evergreen, succulent perennial, which grows best in rocky, free draining soil in full sun. It blooms early, with bright, zingy yellow/green flowers which contrast well with early spring bulbs and primroses.
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