Echinacea, Ozark Yellow Coneflower
Like the pale purple coneflower, but these are a bright golden-yellow color. Brilliant blooms do well in fairly dry, rocky soil such as that found on many of the Ozark hills here in Missouri and Arkansas; this is the region where this unique coneflower is native. Used by Native Americans as a traditional medicine, it is being researched today for its herbal uses. It can be hard to find even here in southern Missouri, but is rather easy to grow.
- 4-12 hrs of Sun
- Sprouts in 10-15 Days
- Ideal Temperature: 65-90 F
- Seed Depth: 1/8"
- Plant Spacing: 8-10"
- Frost Hardy: Yes
- Echinacea paradoxa
Growing Tips: Start plants in containers indoors, keeping moist until sprouts appear and set out after last frost or direct sow in the garden, about two weeks before last frost.
$3.00
Availability:
In stock
Minimum Seed Count: 30
SKU
HB171
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