Echinacea pallida (Pale Purple Coneflower)Pollinator magnets Loves the sun Drought tolerant Beautiful cut flowers You'll love this Echinacea for its shorter, denser form and unsurpassed bloom that range from 3 5" wide that don your garden from May through July. The fragrant pale purple flowers produce tons of nectar for butterflies and other beneficial. The seed produced by the spent flowers attracts finches and other songbirds. Planting in groups will not only look better in your garden it

3-4" diameter

cascading branching make this Maple a perfect choice for the landscape

Grouped or in mass plantings

tolerating full sun or light shade while keeping its remarkable gold foliage color all year without fading in the summer heat

Also makes a colorful addition to the rock garden

Thrives in part to full shade Beautiful pink fragrant blooms Deciduous Great fall color Looks good in borders Low maintenance Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds This aptly named hybrid is a superb selection for any partial to full shade landscape

This fortification boosts your lawn’s resilience to drought

Bright yellow spring flowers Improved flower display Dwarf form Deer resistant  If your older forsythia takes up too much room and has a weak flower display

Year-round color

giving your plants the space they need to thrive

It was growing by its parent Lavender CHIFFON® and since then it has proved it's out and out a richer color

Flowers are held on proportionate scapes