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Echinacea (Coneflower) Seeds for Planting – Heirloom, Non-GMO, Pollinator-Friendly

Rs. 1,500.00
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Product Description

Bring vibrant color and natural wellness to your garden with echinacea, the timeless purple coneflower. Known for its resilience and striking daisy-like blooms, echinacea is not only a pollinator favorite but also a cherished medicinal herb. This seed variety is easy to grow, drought-tolerant, and thrives in a wide range of climates, making it ideal for both new and seasoned gardeners. From the first sprout to full, radiant blooms, echinacea rewards you with beauty, hardiness, and health benefits—an essential addition to any ornamental or herbal garden.

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Features
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Life Cycle

Perennial

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Planting Season

Spring, Fall

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Growth Habit

Upright clumping

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Flavor Profile

Earthy, mild bitter

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Plant Characteristics

Purple petals, cone-shaped center

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Use

Medicinal, ornamental, pollinator-friendly

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Growing Conditions

Full sun, well-drained soil

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Harvest Advantages

Long bloom, easy drying

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Plant Resistance

Drought tolerant, deer resistant

Seed to Bloom: Cultivating Beautiful Echinacea in Your Garden

Echinacea purpurea

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Seed Names

Echinacea purpurea, Purple coneflower

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Seed Type

Open-pollinated, non-GMO


Echinacea, also known as the purple coneflower, is a hardy perennial prized for both its vibrant beauty and medicinal qualities. Thriving in sunny gardens with minimal care, it attracts bees and butterflies while providing roots and petals traditionally used for immune support.

Planting Information
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Light Requirement

Full sun

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Planting Depth

¼ inch

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Sowing Method

Direct sow or transplant

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Plant Spacing

12–18 inches

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Days to Maturity

90–120 days

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Soil Preparation

Cold stratification (optional)

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Hardiness Zones

3–9

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Water Needs

Moderate, low once established

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Planting Season

Spring, Fall

Coverage

Seed Count

Recommended Coverage

100

Upto 40 sq ft

500

Upto 200 sq ft

1000

Upto 400 sq ft

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Frequently Asked Questions

After germination and ensure the Foxglove Flower plants receive regular sunlight and avoid overwatering. Deadhead spent blooms to encourage continuous flowering.

The best time to plant Foxglove Flower seeds is during spring or early summer when the soil is warm and frost-free.

Foxglove Flower plants can reach varying heights depending on the variety and usually between 1 to 3 feet when fully grown.

A balanced and slow-release fertilizer applied once a month helps Foxglove Flower plants produce healthy blooms.

Water Foxglove Flower plants when the top inch of soil feels dry. Avoid waterlogging and as it may harm the roots.