Echinacea Plants * | Echinacea Purpurea Vintage Wine (Pbr) | 9Cm Pot

Cheerful, Deep Pink Flowers. Position: Full Sun Soil: Most Soils, Except Very Dry Or Boggy Rate Of Growth: Average Flowering Period: June To September Hardiness: Fully Hardy An Unusual Variety Of Coneflower With Scented, Deep Pink Flowers That Have Shorter, Stiffer Petals Than Other Varieties, And Deep Brown Central Cones. This Cheerful, Daisy-Like Echinacea Flowers From Midsummer Through To Autumn. It Is A Tough Plant That Does Not Need Staking And It Makes An Excellent Cut Flower. Like Other Coneflowers, It Is Long-Flowering And Will Cope Well With Adverse Weather Conditions, Except Drought. Try It Dotted Through A Sunny, Mixed Border Or In Bold Drifts Among Grasses. It Is Attractive To Bees And Butterflies And Birds Will Flock To The Seedheads. Garden Care: Lift And Divide Congested Colonies In Autumn Or Spring. In Autumn Cut Back All Dead Flower Stems To The Ground. Coneflowers Benefit From A Spring Or Autumn Mulch With Well-Rotted Compost.