Echinacea Sombrero 'Baja Burgundy' - Coneflower Easy to Grow

Echinacea Sombrero 'Baja Burgundy' - Coneflower Easy to GrowWe were so impressed by the tidy foliage, reasonable size, and large profuse long blooming flowers of the Sombrero series that we had to go back for more. Baja Burgundy has all of the winning characteristics of Sombrero line, but gives you multiple shades of red and dark pink with the characteristic dark central cone. These coneflowers are of medium height and work well in the middle to back of beds, under windows against fences and under trees. The

This makes weeping willow best suited for parks

known for its striking color and reliable performance

The more new growth on the tree the more color you will see - you can find more information about how to plant and fertilize on the tab labeled "Care" below

The red will fade with the summer heat

We like this series because they flower the first year and have upright stems and upward facing flowers

which occurs at around 40-45 years

Unlike its kousa parent

Appalachian Spring's defining characteristic is its complete resistance to dogwood anthracnose (Discula destructiva)—the devastating fungal disease that decimated wild dogwood populations across the eastern United States during the 1980s and 1990s

The fruit of cornus kousa is larger than that of our native dogwood and edible

Daniel Dayton (1910s-1990s)

This small to medium sized upright selection of butterfly bush is sure to capture the hearts of pollinators and plant enthusiasts everywhere

They are a very fast growing tree that fills with gorgeous clusters of white blooms from July to September