Echinacea – Cone Flower

Texas Native

Echinacea – Cone Flower

Texas Native

Echinacea or Cone Flowers are beautiful additions to any garden and also make lovely cut flower. Thriving in our summer heat and blooming from late June to first frost, these attract bees and butterflies while the seeding cones offer a snack for birds.
Sizes vary buy variety, but heights of 2-3′ are common.
Zone 4-9

ADDITIONAL INFO

OTHER RELATED PLANTS

Corydalis – Porcelain Blue
Creeping Speedwell Veronica
Azalea Encore® – Autumn Embers
Yucca – Rostrata
Rosemary
Platycodon Grandiflora – Balloon Flower
Mexican Oregano
Canna
Acanthus mollis – Bears Breeches
Asclepias – Butterfly Weed
Buddleia – Butterfly Bush
Esperanza
Hosta
French Lavender (Lavandula dentata)
Horsetail Reed -Equisetum hyemale
Scabiosa – Pincushion Flower
Lambs Ear -Stachys byzantina
Hemerocallis – Daylily
Fatsia japonica – Japanese aralia
Erysimum – Wall Flower
Heuchera – Coral Bells
Creeping Phlox -divaricata
Creeping Phlox -subdulata
Perovskia atriplicifolia – Russian Sage
Salvia Leucantha
Nepeta – Catmint
Peony
Candytuft – Iberis Purity
Bearded Iris
Spanish Lavender Lavandula stoechas
Elephant Ears – Colocasia
Salvia Black and Blue
Salvia Gregii
Phlox pilosa
Rudbeckia
Hardy Hibiscus – Texas Star
Hardy Hibiscus
Gaura
Texas Bluebonnet
Datura inoxia
Prickly Pear – Spineless
Agave Americana
Salvia and Sages
Garden Mum
Turks Cap – Malvaviscus arboreus
Ruellia – Katie Dwarf
Mexican Feather Grass
Miscanthus Grass
Verbena

Notice: Undefined variable: formated in /home/ruibalsoftexas/public_html/wp-content/themes/ruibals/inc/acf.php on line 192