Echinacea 'Sweet Sandia' ~ Monrovia® Sweet Sandia Coneflower black-bloom Solar Cascade spreads less aggressively

Solar Cascade spreads less aggressively than other Goldenrods

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The wiry branched stems are lightly leafed and are topped by large clusters of vibrant pink magenta flowers from spring until frost attracting butterflies

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Echinacea 'Sweet Sandia' ~ Monrovia® Sweet Sandia Coneflower black-bloom Solar Cascade spreads less aggressivelySweet Sandia Echinacea is an upright free branching native perennial with strong stems that do not need staking and grey green foliage. Its large fragrant flowers with broad bicolor petals that have green tips and dark pink centers that looks like a slice of watermelon bloom from midsummer into mid fall. Thrives in full sun and well drained soils. The flowers attract butterflies and bees, and spent stems will stay erect and attract birds if not