Lovely, wish I had bought more!
Lovely colourful display loved by bees
Klinkin' katie
East Lothian
This perennial dies back to below ground level each year in autumn, then fresh new growth appears again in spring.
Lovely colourful display loved by bees
Klinkin' katie
East Lothian
Planted in a different raised flower bed to my other purchase so sun/shade slightly different. Again took a while to settle but did get lovely blooms and it survived slugs, squirrels and hopefully heavy snow! Looking forward to this summer now that it's been planted for a while and will hopefully increase in size.
Wee Jeannie
East Ayrshire
100.0
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Hello, Yes they are indeed Echinaceas, and although I am not sure exactly which ones, you could use 'Now Cheesier' and 'Hot Lava' to get a similar look - please see links below. Now Cheesier http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/echinacea-now-cheesier-pbr/classid.2000024664/ 'Hot Lava' http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/echinacea-hot-lava-pbr/classid.2000024661/
Helen
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