


Pale Purple Coneflower (Echinacea pallida) Plugs
Echinacea pallida, pale purple coneflower. The fragrant daisy-like flowers have slender drooping rays 3" wide that surround a coppery-orange center. Host plant for moths and butterflies and makes a good cut flower. Blooms June through July. Its mature height is 2-3' with a spread of 18". It prefers dry, moist, well-drained clay, loam, and sandy soils and will tolerate poor soils. It is both deer and rabbit-resistant.
Echinacea pallida, pale purple coneflower. The fragrant daisy-like flowers have slender drooping rays 3" wide that surround a coppery-orange center. Host plant for moths and butterflies and makes a good cut flower. Blooms June through July. Its mature height is 2-3' with a spread of 18". It prefers dry, moist, well-drained clay, loam, and sandy soils and will tolerate poor soils. It is both deer and rabbit-resistant.
Echinacea pallida, pale purple coneflower. The fragrant daisy-like flowers have slender drooping rays 3" wide that surround a coppery-orange center. Host plant for moths and butterflies and makes a good cut flower. Blooms June through July. Its mature height is 2-3' with a spread of 18". It prefers dry, moist, well-drained clay, loam, and sandy soils and will tolerate poor soils. It is both deer and rabbit-resistant.