Coneflowers

Echinacea

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CAUTION

Lavendar

Can be toxic to pets; particularly cats, dogs, and horses.

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Overview

Plant Type      Perennial
SunFull Sun
BloomsSummer - Fall
Height2-3'
Spread1-2'

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Cultivars

  • Unknown cultivar of Orange Coneflower
    • Planted in bee pollination garden was purchased in 2023 from Natives in Harmony in Marengo, OH. 419-688-9800.
  • Sombrero Adobe Orange Coneflower (Echinacea 'Sombrero Adobe Orange')
    • Planted in bee pollination garden was purchased in 2023 from Dutch Mill Greenhouse in Marysville.
  • PowWow “Wild Berry” Coneflower
    • Planted in bee pollination garden was purchased in 2022 from (unknown).

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Ongoing Management

Weed Control & Mulching.

Insect & Disease Control.

Fertilization

If needed, add slow release fertilizer in the Spring.

Watering

Needs well-drained soil.

Pruning / Cutting Back

Cut back to the ground in the Fall after 1st hard frost.

Integrated Pest & Pollinator Mgmt Notes

Harvesting

Site Selection & Preparation

Propagation

  1. Divide every 2-3 years to maintain health and promote flowering. Dig up the plant & carefully separate the root clump into several smaller pieces.
  2. Collect seeds in the Fall, and then sow seeds indoors in the Spring.
  3. Take 4-6" stem cuttings in late Spring/early Summer.

Pollination Needs

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