Hot Summer Echinacea

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Echinacea, Hot Summer PP20687
For a fiery hot garden look, plant this coneflower among phlox, monardas and other coneflowers.
The hottest, blazing new color in coneflowers. Flexed ray flowers open yellow-orange, aging to orange, then deep reddish-orange, offering a spectrum of fiery colors. Fragrant and extra-showy, cut fresh or dried, coneflowers are the native stalwarts of the sun border. This natural mutation was found by Marco van Noort of the Netherlands. Very attractive to birds, butterflies and bees. Pot Size: 4″

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