Coneflower
Your ultimate guide to Coneflower: Everything you need to know with expert info for beginners and advanced gardeners alike.
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10 Foolproof Plants that are Far Cheaper in Fall – Fill Up Your Yard for Years of Beautiful BloomsThe smart gardener’s secret to next year’s spectacular summer border starts now with end-of-season bargains and brilliant bare root perennials to plant in fall.
By Clare Walker
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Must-Have Plants That Will Be Twice the Price Come Spring – Add Them to Your Yard Now and Save Yourself a FortuneThese essential plants are often discounted as summer draws to a close so get them into your garden, pronto, while they're still on sale.
By Emma Kendell
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These 7 Flower Seeds to Sow in Fall Are the Best Investment You'll Make for Next Year's GardenFor the cost of a few packets of seeds, you can enjoy strong plants that produce drifts of flowers from late spring through summer.
By Emma Kendell
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These Black-Eyed Susan Varieties Flower Even Longer than Goldsturm for Bonny Blooms All Through FallEnjoy months more cheery black-eyed Susan flowers with these 7 resilient rudbeckias – and now's a great time to plant them.
By Emma Kendell
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How to Grow Cheyenne Spirit Coneflower for Bold Blooms That Last All SummerWith its sunset shades, first-year flowers, and easygoing nature, ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ coneflower brings long-lasting color and pollinator appeal to borders and containers – all with minimal care.
By Amy Grant
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Pruning Echinacea: Expert Guide For Better Coneflowers and Healthy Plants Year After YearGet the absolute most out of your echinacea plants by pruning them like the pros.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Coneflower Companion Plants: What To Grow With Echinacea For Stunning OrnamentalsConeflowers are capable of memorable ornamental displays, especially if grown in drifts – but if you want to increase their impact, try some of these pretty coneflower companion plants
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Coneflowers In A Pot – Tips On Caring For Container Grown ConeflowersConeflowers are very popular, colorful, flowering perennials. But what about containers? If you don't have the space for a garden bed, will coneflowers grow just as well on a patio or balcony? Click this article to learn more about how to grow coneflowers in a pot.
By Liz Baessler
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How To Harvest Echinacea Flowers, Seeds And RootsThe entire echinacea plant can be harvested and used for medicine and health. Learn here how to harvest your pretty coneflowers, from seeds to roots.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Growing Cutleaf Coneflower - Is Cutleaf Coneflower A WeedCutleaf coneflower is a native wildflower, but that doesn't stop some from finding it weedy. Click here for more information.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Yellow Echinacea Care – Learn About Growing Yellow ConeflowersEchinacea paradoxa stands out from other native echinacea plants. The “paradox” indicated in this variety’s name comes from the fact that it is the only native echinacea to produce yellow petals. Learn about growing yellow coneflowers here.
By Darcy Larum
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Purple Coneflower Plants: Information On Growing Purple ConeflowersA native to the eastern U.S., purple coneflowers are found in many flower gardens. Planting purple coneflower in the garden or flowerbed draws bees and butterflies. Read here for growing info and care.
By Becca Badgett
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Common Issues With Coneflowers: Coneflower Plant Diseases And PestsBy Nikki Tilley
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What Is A Gray Headed Coneflower Plant - Care For Gray Headed ConeflowersThe gray headed coneflower plant goes by many names and is a native wildflower. Click here for more information on this perennial plant.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Types Of Coneflower – Learn About Different Kinds Of Coneflower PlantBy Mary Ellen Ellis
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Echinacea Deadheading: Do You Need To Deadhead ConeflowersAlso known as purple coneflower, Echinacea has grown wildly and contently for hundreds of years without any maintenance. When I suggest coneflowers to a customer, I am often asked "do you need to deadhead coneflowers?" Click here for the answer.
By Darcy Larum

