Cranberry Coneflower

This hybrid coneflower bears red flowers in summer fall, a pollinator-rich perennial providing vivid colour through the summer months and ornamental seed heads through winter.

• Red flowers with prominent central cones attract butterflies, bees, and goldfinches through the summer bloom period.
• Dried seed heads provide winter interest and feed goldfinches through the cold months; leave stems standing until spring.
• Upright habit, reaching 65 cm at maturity; drought tolerant once established; avoid overly rich soils that favour lush growth over flowering.
• Best in full sun to partial shade to full shade with moist, well-drained soil.