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Coneflower for drought tolerance...
Coneflowers are very tough perennial plants and will grow in areas that many plants will not. The plants begin their long blooming season in the summer and continue putting on a colorful show right up until the first frost of autumn. These perennial plants can endure long, hot summers, a condition that most other perennials despise.
In most all areas of the US we all have to suffer through some extended dry spells during mid to late summer and it is during this hot weather that our perennial flowers start to fade as they become exhausted from the heat. By strategically placing coneflowers into the garden you can provide some very bright colors that will drink in the strong sunshine and shrug off the heat. We have noticed down through the years that of all the Echiancea plants we have grown, Magnus, White Swan and the species purpurea seem to be the best selections for hot dry areas.
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| ABOUT CONEFLOWERS |
 Coneflowers
are one of the best flowering perennials for summer color and are also one of the easiest
to grow. Learn about growing these great plants in our
growing coneflower guide.
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Coneflowers
are one of the best perennials you can plant in your garden to 