Echinacea pow wow wild berry

Photo #37/107 of Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea PowWow® Wild Berry). Photo Location: Sun Northwest N.j. on July.

Echinacea purpurea Pow Wow Wildberry Coneflowers makes a striking addition to any garden with its unique and intense deep-pink flowers! Grows to a height of approximately 60cm with a spread of around 45cm, and flower in Summer through to Autumn. Coneflowers are perfect for invigorating your garden. Loves a position of full sunlight in dry to medium moisture soils. Drought tolerant once established. Great for patios, cottage and coastal gardens.

Echinacea purpurea PowWow Wild Berry is a clear Gold Medal contender for the incredible color of its blossoms, its outstanding performance, and excellent branching habit that results in more blossoms per plant - an awesome addition to the garden. Retaining their color as they mature, the bright deep purple-pink to magenta flowers, up to 3-4 in. wide (7-10 cm), are beautifully carried on sturdy, well-branched stems.

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Pow Wow Wild Coneflower | Purple Echinacea The Pow Wow Wild Berry Coneflower is a strong, long flowering echinacea. This is an improved purple coneflower from native plants. Beautiful pink cone flowers top sturdy stems that are longer lasting than most. Wild Berry PowWow's long blooming flowers keep their color until the petals drop. As do most coneflowers, the Wild Berry

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Echinacea 'Pow Wow Wild Berry' is a shorter form of echinacea

From the PowWow Series, this Coneflower has a 3-4″ bloom with downward-arching, overlapping, rose-purple rays. Well branched with more flowers all season. No deadheading required for new buds to set. Rose-purple flowers appear between June and August. PP#702917. Photo courtesy of Walter’s Gardens Inc.