Name: Echinacea Collection – 6 Different Plants
Brand: Newlands Nursery
SKU: p9006ecol
Price: 44.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

Echinacea Collection – 6 Different Plants

Six different Echinacea for months of colour and a garden buzzing with life.

£56.94 £44.99

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Plant Size

6 Established 9cm Plants

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

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.*

Specialist Collection

Expert Growing Information

Carefully selected varieties chosen for their flavour, fragrance and garden performance

Everything you need to know to get the best from your collection.

What's Included?

6 different Echinacea plants
Established plants supplied in 9cm pots
A carefully selected mixture of varieties
Each plant individually labelled so you know which variety you have
A mixture of flower colours and forms, depending on availability
Full planting and care guidance included

Please note: This is a plant-only collection. Containers, compost and other planting materials are not included.

Varieties are selected from the best suitable Echinacea available when your order is prepared.

If you order more than one collection, you may receive some of the same varieties in each collection.

Why This Collection Is Special

Echinacea are one of those plants that manage to combine fantastic garden performance with real wildlife value.

Their bold, daisy-like flowers provide colour from summer into autumn, while bees and butterflies are drawn to the flowers and birds can enjoy the seed heads later in the season.

This collection brings together 6 different Echinacea, making it easy to introduce a mixture of colours and flower forms without having to choose every variety individually.

They're particularly effective planted through a sunny border where their upright growth and distinctive flowers can provide repeated splashes of colour. They also work beautifully in cottage gardens, prairie-style planting and naturalistic schemes.

Once established, Echinacea are relatively low maintenance and return year after year, making this a collection that should become an increasingly established part of your garden.

Position & Sunlight

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, Pruning & Propagation

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 Guide

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

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