Coneflower
Echinacea purpurea
Journals (77)
Where does it grow?
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Dormant: Echinacea 'White Swan'
This entry is about Kelly's Echinacea 'White Swan' in the Side garden.
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Breaking Dormancy: New growth
3 of the plants are up this year about 3-4 inches tall.This entry is about 2 Acres Gardener's Echinacea purpurea in the NorthEast Pool Bed garden.
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Planting Out: Planted
Planted in NE Pool bed next to the phlox and lilies.This entry is about 2 Acres Gardener's Echinacea purpurea in the NorthEast Pool Bed garden.
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Ordered 5 plants for $5 from kathy_ann from Classified Ad on DG.
This entry is about 2 Acres Gardener's Echinacea purpurea in the NorthEast Pool Bed garden.
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This entry is about Urbandogsgarden's Echinacea 'Vintage Wine' in the Porch Right garden.
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Seed originally purchased at a local hippie-mart type grocery store, been growing it from my own seed ever since. I have three clusters of Echinacea in my herb garden (and several dotted throughout one of my veggie gardens). Perennial, self-seeding, drought- and crap-soil-tolerant. Flowers can be...
This entry is about S1ren's Purple Coneflower in the Vegetable Garden 2: Fence garden.
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Seed originally purchased at a local hippie-mart type grocery store, been growing it from my own seed ever since. I have three clusters of Echinacea in my herb garden (and several dotted throughout one of my veggie gardens). Perennial, self-seeding, drought- and crap-soil-tolerant. Flowers can be...
This entry is about S1ren's Purple Coneflower in the Vegetable Garden #1: House garden.
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Harvesting: Theedth!
This. Website. Is. So. COOL! I collected seed from my Echinacea and my cosmos over the weekend, dated them, and put them away (nothing fancy; I usually keep my seeds in zip-top baggies with a scrap of paper towel thrown in to absorb any moisture to prevent mold). I’ll be sowing some of the ...This entry is about S1ren's Purple Coneflower in the Patio Herb garden.
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Seed originally purchased at a local hippie-mart type grocery store, been growing it from my own seed ever since. I have three clusters of Echinacea in my herb garden (and several dotted throughout one of my veggie gardens). Perennial, self-seeding, drought- and crap-soil-tolerant. Flowers can...
This entry is about S1ren's Purple Coneflower in the Patio Herb garden.
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Day 208
Mulching: fading
This entry is about Waterlilysage's Coneflower/echinacea in the concrete area garden.
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