The endangered checkerspot butterfly even uses the aromatic aster as its host plant. If you want your yard to turn into a purple paradise in the summer, purple coneflower is another flower to add to ...
Consider leaving it alone if it’s in a low-maintenance area of your garden. Then, you can enjoy your newfound visitors – bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds – with little to no work! The pale purple ...
Upright, perennial coneflower producing well formed purple-pink daisy-like blooms with narrow, overlapping ray petals surrounding a prominent central orange cone, flowering from midsummer to autumn ...
Perennial coneflower about 1m tall, with large, deep purple-pink blooms with a prominent orange cone, each bloom can reach 7-10cm in diameter and will flower through summer into autumn ...