Sanguine Purple Coneflower Texas Native with seeds maturing by October

with seeds maturing by October after blooming in March or April

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slow-growing evergreen succulent that resembles a tree-like shrub

Sanguine Purple Coneflower Texas Native with seeds maturing by OctoberEchinacea sanguinea This graceful purple coneflower has an unbranched stem that grows up to 4 feet tall with 1 flower head per stem. They have a whimsical look to them with conspicuously drooping rose pink to pale purple petals. Native bees take a special liking to this beautiful flower. Native to open sandy fields, pine woods, and prairies. Best grown in average, dry to medium, well drained soil in full sun. Prefers sandy, slightly acidic soils.