Echinacea Collection – 6 Different Plants

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Plant Size 6 Established 9cm Plants

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6 different Echinacea varieties
Long Bloom Period: Flowers from early summer through to autumn, giving you months of showy colour.
Fantastic for bees and butterflies
Versatile Garden Use: Ideal for mixed border, prairie-style planting, or large containers—adds structure and vibrant colours to any setting.

Discover Echinacea with a carefully selected collection of 6 different varieties, supplied as established plants in 9cm pots.

With their distinctive daisy-like flowers and bold central cones, Echinacea bring fantastic summer colour to sunny borders while providing a valuable source of food for bees, butterflies and other pollinators.

Plant them together for a colourful Echinacea display or spread them through your borders for repeated bursts of colour throughout the garden.

* Please note - if you order more than one collection of these plants, you may well get the same varieties again.*

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Echinacea Collection – 6 Different Plants - Plant information

Size: Expected height 50-60 cm, spreading out to about 45 cm. Double-flowering varieties (e.g. “Cherry Fluff Julia”) may grow taller and wider.

Position: Echinacea perform best in a sunny position, where they will produce their strongest growth and best flower displays.

Plant in well-drained soil and avoid positions that remain wet for long periods, particularly through winter.

They can tolerate some light or partial shade, but flowering is generally best when they receive plenty of sunshine.

Feeding etc: Feeding – Echinacea generally need very little feeding when planted in good garden soil. Avoid excessive feeding, which can encourage soft growth rather than flowers.

Pruning – Deadhead faded flowers during the flowering season if you want to encourage further blooms. Alternatively, leave some seed heads later in the year for winter structure and visiting birds.

Propagation – Established Echinacea can be divided to produce additional plants. Division is best carried out when plants are established and actively beginning to grow.

Care: Plant your Echinacea into well-drained soil and water thoroughly after planting.

Keep newly planted Echinacea watered during dry periods while their root systems establish. Once established, they are relatively resilient and can cope with periods of drier weather.

Deadheading can encourage further flowering, although leaving some spent flower heads towards the end of the season provides attractive structure and a potential food source for birds.

Echinacea are perennial plants, so they will na

	Starter Plant (Plug Plant) Plug Size: 2cm by 4cm. Our most popular size. This is often the most economical way of buying plants and is a great way to get a head start on the season. Generally this size is best to be potted up before planting out.
	Jumbo Plug Plug Size: 6cm by 7cm. A fantastic alternative to a 9cm pot and saves on plastic too. The plants in this size are well established and give you a head start. This size is perfect for planting straight into containers and baskets as well as the garden.
	9cm pot Pot size: 9cm by 9-10cm. This size hold some well established plants, some of which maybe around 1 year old. We sell most of our ranges in this size and most of the plants sold in this size, are established enough to be planted straight outside.
	13cm or 1 litre pot Pot size: 12-13cm by 12-15cm Currently our largest size of plant, with the exception of our planted containers. Many of our House Plants are available in this size, as well as some special collections and varieties.