1 / 2Key characteristics
- Family
- Asteraceae
- Height
- 16 inches
- Width
- 22 inches
- Flower color
- Soft pink petals surrounding a raspberry-pink cone with emerald green eyes
- Foliage color
- Green
- Bloom time
- June through October
- Light
- Full sun
- Water
- Low; drought-tolerant at maturity
- Maintenance
- Low; deadheading spent blooms can encourage continuous flowering
- Growing zone
- USDA zones 4 to 9
- Wildlife
- Attracts pollinators such as bees and butterflies; deer-resistant
Perennials
Echinacea Sundial 'Pink'
Sundial Pink Coneflower
Echinacea Sundial™ 'Pink' is a compact, mounding coneflower cultivar renowned for its abundant, anemone-type blooms. Each flower has soft pink petals that arch gracefully from a raspberry pink cone, highlighted by an emerald-green eye at its center. Blooming from early summer to mid-fall, these flowers provide continuous color and attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies.
'Pink' exhibits a bushy, upright habit with sturdy stems that support its blooms without the need for staking.
Works well in
- Borders
- Sun Gardens
- Pollinator Gardens
- Waterwise Gardens
- Containers
Companion plants
Salvias · Shasta daisies · Asters · Catmint · Coreopsis · Bearded irises
Design tip
Use it as a steady framework plant, repeating it along a bed to tie separate plantings together. Give it open sun and room to fill out, and repeat it in threes or fives so the planting reads as one sweep instead of scattered dots.
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