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This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions:
Flagstaff, Arizona
New Haven, Connecticut
Mount Prospect, Illinois
Inwood, Iowa
Benton, Kentucky
Ewing, Kentucky
Skowhegan, Maine
Cumberland, Maryland
Haydenville, Massachusetts
Macomb, Michigan
Mason, Michigan
Rosemount, Minnesota
Lincoln, Nebraska
Kinderhook, New York
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Reading, Pennsylvania
Georgetown, Texas
Weatherford, Texas
Essex Junction, Vermont
Springfield, Virginia
Puyallup, Washington
Weston, West Virginia
This coneflower does well in my garden. It is shorter than most of the purple varieties, about 18" tall.
I live in Canada and my coneflowers do very well; I have never had any browning, and they flower till the end of september here in Zone 5.
Blooms well, but a shorter time than the purple Echinaceas. Flower tips brown if too dry or hot. Slower to increase. But still nice!
This coneflower does well in my garden. It is shorter than most of the purple varieties, about 18" tall.
I live in Canada and my coneflowers do very well; I have never had any browning, and they flower till the end of september here in Zone 5.
Blooms well, but a shorter time than the purple Echinaceas. Flower tips brown if too dry or hot. Slower to increase. But still nice!