Organic Echinacea Angustifolia (1 Gallon)

Certified organic Echinacea angustifolia is a North American native perennial with narrow, rough-textured foliage and pink-to-purple daisy-like flowers surrounding prominent cone-shaped centers. Mature plants commonly form multiple flowering stems from a central crown and may reach approximately 1–3 feet, with final size varying by site and care. The flowers support pollinator-focused gardens, while mature seed heads can provide seasonal interest and food for birds.

• Plant form: One live potted plant in a 1-gallon container
• USDA Zones: 3–8
• Growth habit: Long-lived clumping perennial
• Flowers: Pink to purple rays around a raised cone
• Site: Sunny, well-drained garden soil
• Garden uses: Native plantings, prairie-style borders, pollinator gardens, and containers
• Season: Source tags support spring or fall planting when local conditions are suitable
• Organic status: Listed as CCOF-certified organic planting stock

Transplant the potted crown at the same depth it grew in the container. Water according to weather while roots establish, but avoid turning the planting hole into a permanently wet pocket. Leave enough space for mature airflow and allow selected flower heads to remain if winter structure and bird forage are desired. Cut back old stems at the appropriate dormant-season time and watch for fresh basal growth.

This description addresses ornamental and ecological garden use and does not make a health or treatment claim. Height, flowering, and persistence depend on climate, soil, moisture, and care. Browse perennial plants and the pollinator plant collection for companion species.

Its narrower leaves and restrained prairie character make it a useful contrast to broader-leaved hybrid coneflowers in ornamental borders.