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1 gallon
Echinacea pallida has light pinkish-purple petals and more lanceolate leaves when compared to its relative, the purple coneflower. This easy-to-grow native prefers well-draining, acidic soils, and thrives in sand and clay. Plants produce a long taproot, making them drought-tolerant once established. Plant height and spread range from 1-3’; mature plants can be propagated by division.
1 gallon
Echinacea pallida has light pinkish-purple petals and more lanceolate leaves when compared to its relative, the purple coneflower. This easy-to-grow native prefers well-draining, acidic soils, and thrives in sand and clay. Plants produce a long taproot, making them drought-tolerant once established. Plant height and spread range from 1-3’; mature plants can be propagated by division.