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Echinacea purpurea 'Coconut Lime' PP18687 Coneflower


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4"x5" Pot

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Coconut Lime Coneflower in bloom at Circle H Growers, Aug 2008
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Another breakthrough in Coneflowers, 'Coconut Lime' is the first ever double-flowered, white Echinacea. The flower heads feature a ring of white petals surrounding a large pom-pom of pale green florets. These blooms are big, but the stems are strong enough to hold them. Coconut Lime not only looks great in the border but also is a distinctive and very long-lasting cut flower. It's as easy to grow as any traditional Coneflower.

The plant was discovered by well known plant breeder Arie Blom. Well-branched, sturdy flower stems are perfect for cutting! Blooms for 2-3 months! Thrives in intense heat & humidity of Texas!


Plant Specifications/Additional Information

Height: 24-30 InchesDeer Resistant
Width: 24 Inches
Zone: 4-9 Zone Map
Exposure: Full Sun/Part Sun
Landscape Uses: Border, Cut, Dry, Butterfly, Bird, Naturalizing, Deer Resistant
Bloom: White
Bloom Size: 4"
Blooms: Summer/Fall
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HI/PR


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These plants are long lived, low maintenance and easy to grow. Division of clumps can be made in spring every three to four years.

Echinacea comes from the Greek word "echinos" meaning hedgehog in reference to the flower's spiny center cone.

Plant with: Rudbeckia, Stokesia, ornamental grasses and Salvias
Propagation: Propagation Strictly Prohibited.  PPAF
Root Form: Deep rooted, Rhizome
Soil Condition: Sandy, Loamy, Well drained, Alkaline, Neutral ph, ph adaptable, Does not tolerate salt
Environmental: Drought tolerant
Pests: Japanese beetles
Diseases: Mildew