Echinacea 'Powwow Wildberry'

Echinacea 'Powwow Wildberry'Echinacea purpurea is a herbaceous perennial that is native to central to southeastern United States. This cultivar 'Powwow Wildberry' has deeper pink blooms on shorter stems than the Magnus. Their flowers are attractive to pollinators like bees and butterflies. Deadhead when required, but if left the spent flower head will add structural interest to a garden and the seed can be a food source for birds. Coneflower Size: 1 g. Sun Shade: Full sun Water:

A cultivar of the native Ribes sanguineum

This cultivar 'Powwow Wildberry' has deeper pink blooms on shorter stems than the Magnus

Native to Japan

They work well in containers and perennial borders in groupings or masses

Mexican Feather Grass

Ideal for perennials

and increase microbial activity

The entire plant turns golden in autumn

Tolerates poor soils as long as drainage is good

Chinese Silver Grass

Prune back a third of the plant in the late winter or spring after all chances of frost have passed

Looks beautiful in medicinal and culinary herb gardens along with echinaceas