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ECHINACEA (CONEFLOWER) Sun to part
shade Zone 3-9
Praised for their large, daisy-like flowers which appear from mid
through late summer, coneflowers are a mainstay in today's garden. If
deadheaded, the bloom cycle will be extended. However, some spent
blooms should be left on the plants in fall because their seeds
provide winter food for finches and other birds. The dried seed heads
also provide architectural interest in the winter.
Echinacea attract butterflies like no other plant'
FUN FACT: The word "echinacea" comes from the Greek
word "echinos" meaning "hedgehog", referring to
the flower's spiky central cone.
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'FLAME THROWER'
NEW 2010 40" wide by 36" high.
This reliable rebloomer has two-toned orange and yellow flowers that
are hot, hot, hot! Add to this, a well-branched habit and you've got a
great choice for the middle of the border, used in a parking strip, or
along a fence line. Here's a fragrant choice that is easy to grow and
blooms all summer. $15.00
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'GREEN ENVY' Echinacea Purpurea
'Green Envy' was developed by Mark Veeder. The petal tips hold their
green color for up to a month. Then the magenta streaks down in thin
veining until the whole flower, center cone and all, takes on a
purplish tone. An entire sequence of bloom from one plant! Echinacea
'Green Envy' is as easy growing and free flowering as traditional
coneflowers. It also makes a wonderful cut or dried flower, for
arrangements. 36" high. $15.00
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'GREEN JEWEL' This incredibly
unique Echinacea was discovered by Piet Oudolf. Light green ray petals
surround the large, green cone of this fragrant coneflower. The plants
have an upright habit and a height of just 20-24 inches, so no staking
is required. Be sure to leave some spent blooms on the plants in the
fall because their seeds provide winter food for finches and other
birds. The dried seed heads also provide architectural interest in the
winter. $15.00
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'GUM DROP' NEW
2010 36" wide by 48" high. Darkest pink, double,
feathery pom-poms decorate the center of each flower, surrounded by a
broad brim of candy pink petals. A full-sized plant with strong stems
for the middle of the border. Mix with pink coreopsis for a one-two
punch! Use with pink Coreopsis and blue ornamental grasses. $15.00
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'HARVEST MOON'
Aptly named, this selection sports earthy gold flowers the color of a
harvest moon with a golden orange cone. The nice wide flower petals
are slightly reflexed and overlap, giving the blossoms a full,
substantial presence. Plant it up close where you can enjoy its
delightful rose-like fragrance.
30-36" high. $15.00
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'HOT LAVA' NEW
2010 36" WIDE BY 48" HIGH. Wide petals of deep orange
red tint to a deeper red at the orange cone. Extra petals give this
plant a fuller look and the super-strong stems make it a natural for
cut flowers. Take a dip! Yes, its hot, hot, hot! $15.00
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'HOT PAPAYA'
NEW 2010 30" wide by 36" high.
From mid through late summer, highly fragrant, 3 inch, spicy
red-orange flowers bloom with a papaya orange halo in the pom-pom
center. The glowing orange flowers have terrific visual impact from
quite a distance, especially when planted in groups. Be sure to cut a
few for a fresh bouquet that will last nearly two weeks. Though it is
a hybrid of two species, Hot Papaya strongly exhibits the
traits of E. purpurea in foliage and habit. The plant forms a strong,
sturdy clump with robust, deep green foliage and thick stems with
maroon markings. It grows about three feet tall in the landscape,
making it a good choice for the middle of the flower border. Praised
for their cheerful brightly colored flowers, coneflowers are a
mainstay in today's garden. Be sure to leave some spent blooms on the
plants in the fall because their seeds provide winter food for finches
and other birds. The dried seed heads also provide architectural
interest in the winter. $15.00
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'LUCKY STARS'
NEW 2010 24" wide by 40" high.
Bred from the lines of the award winning Rubinstern, this
selection produces bright white flowers with an orange-yellow cone and
horizontally held petals. They appear on upright stems from midsummer
to early fall. This is a sturdy, long-lived variety that is a vigorous
grower in the landscape. $15.00
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'MAGNUS'
Perennial Plant Association 1998 Plant of the Year. Medium to Tall
3'. Plant 16" apart. Extra large pink flowers. A long lasting cut
flower. Where most coneflower's petals point down, Magnus' are held
more horizontally. 30-36" high. Field grown plant. $15.00
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'MAUI SUNSHINE'
NEW 2010 36" wide by 48" high.
Large bright yellow flowers, sweetly scented and floriferous. Mature
flowers are a soft yellow. Vigorous, well-branched stems are featured
on this upright plant. Showy orange cones with green backgrounds
(great for cutting and drying). $15.00
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'PINK POODLE' This pink "puppy"
is prancing into the coneflower arena with amazingly large and fluffy,
4" wide flower heads. These bright pink flowers are a departure
from the E. 'Razzmatazz' hybrids and feature strong, well-branched
stems to 32" tall and excellent vigor. This is no"dog"
It's a Grand Champion! $15.00 NOT AVAILABLE YET-CHECK LATER IN SEASON.
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'PRIMADONNA WHITE' Elegant,
large white, daisy-type flowers are produced on stiff stems from mid
Summer until frosts. Perfect for a sunny border with other late Summer
perennials. A fully hardy clump forming perennial, happy in full sun
to part shade. 30-36" high. $15.00
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'SUNDOWN'
This brand new selection sports warm russet-orange flowers with a
prominent, brownish central cone. Their nice wide petals are slightly
reflexed and overlap, giving the blossoms a full, substantial
presence. Plant this one up close where you can enjoy its delightful
rose-like fragrance. Sundown TM is similar to 'Sunset' PPAF but stands
about 8-10 inches taller. Though the flowers are slightly smaller,
Sundown TM is a more vigorous grower. 32-40" high. $15.00
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'SUMMER SUN'
NEW 2010 20" wide by 40" high.
This brand new tall, golden orange Echinacea hybrid is perfectly sized
for the middle to back of the border. It combines superbly with
ornamental grasses, Helenium, and Hemerocallis. The flowers open
red-orange and then lighten to golden orange as they expand and age.
Be sure to cut a few of the fragrant blooms for your fresh bouquets!
$15.00
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'SUNRISE'
This brand new selection sports citron yellow flowers, the same color
as Coreopsis v.'Moonbeam'. Its central cone starts out green and then
widens and turns gold as it ages. The nice wide flower petals are
slightly reflexed and overlap, giving the blossoms a full, substantial
presence. This selection grows about 6 inches taller than E. 'Sunset'
PPAF. Plant it up close where you can enjoy its delightful rose-like
fragrance. 30-36" high. $15.00
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'TANGERINE DREAM'
NEW 2010 30" wide by 30" high.
Everything a great garden plant should be. Elegant 4" clear
orange flowers with wide, overlapping petals. The color holds better
than any we have ever seen and have a lovely honey scent. This is in
our landscape series due to its multiple, wide-branching strong stems.
Super for the sunny landscape, in mass or in a mixed planting. Great
for cutting. $15.00
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'TIKI TORCH' Darkest orange
coneflower to date with massive 4 ½" flowers. Retains
intense color for weeks rather than days. Spicy-scented blooms sit
atop strong upright 36" stems. Use for the border and as cut
flowers. Easy to grow! $15.00
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'TOMATO SOUP' Stunning warm,
tomato-red flowers to 5" wide. A real treat to 3' tall and nearly
as wide covered with flowers till frost. Plants are well branched and
show excellent vigor. A natural pairing with Echinacea 'Mac 'n'
Cheese'. Easy to grow in full sun with good drainage. $15.00
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