Echinacea - Tennesseensis
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RARE, ENDANGERED. Frost tolerant perennial. Southeastern native wildflower with bright rose-colored petals, thought to be extinct until rediscovered in Tennessee Mountains. Frost-treat seeds for two weeks outdoors or in freezer. Plant 1/8" deep. Transplant to 18" apart. Full Sun/Part Shade.
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Family: Asteraceae
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Species: Echaiacea, sp.
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Sun: full sun
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Moisture: drought tolerant
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Sowing Method: direct seed or transplant
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Planting: spring/summer/fall planted
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Frost Tolerance: frost tolerant, winter hardy
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Tags:herb seed/echinacea