RATIBIDA PINNATA

The flowers of Prairie Coneflower rise high above rough, compound foliage from June through August with 3" long, drooping petals surrounding a tall, elongated, dark colored center disk. This sun lover is great massed at the back of a border and is a sure bird, hummingbird and butterfly attractor.

Native insects and butterflies flock to its flower Seed from spent bloom is prized by native birds Unique flowers are colorful and long blooming Drought resistant and easy to grow Loves to be massed in a garden Compact form is perfect for small spaces