Just this summer. planted in the spring. has flowered all summer long. Hope it over winters. will throw some fleece over it and mulch with grit for drainage- just in case. Thanks for your comments.
Thanks for your comments Christina. It likes being on the dry side. winter wet wouldn’t suit it. Have planted mine in plenty of leaf mould with lots of grit for drainage. I’m very fond of green flowers too. Very useful for setting off the more exotic colours in the cut flower patch.
Thanks Jo. Yes, still got my pinking shears. Hoping to have more time for sewing over the winter months. All kinds of renovations and new fabrics for the house 🙂
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That is just the most lovely colour. I love green flowers – stunning
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thank you Sue. I’m making a cut flower bed full of them next summer. All the best
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Wow! This is a unique flower, thanks for sharing and thanks for “following” me!
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Thanks you again for your kind comments which are much appreciated
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How lovely, Karen. A really interesting colour for Echinacea.
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It’s a magnet for bees too. Thanks for your comments. Much appreciated.
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What an enchanting colour. I was wondering about overwintering too. Good luck with your protective measures.
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thank you.
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Wow! Stunning!
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Thank you Eliza x
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Ahh Very beautiful flowers ♥
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It’s a beauty. How long have you had it? Does it survive a winter?
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Just this summer. planted in the spring. has flowered all summer long. Hope it over winters. will throw some fleece over it and mulch with grit for drainage- just in case. Thanks for your comments.
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Thanks. Great picture, it captures the beauty of this stunning late bloomer. Noted!
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Such a lovely colour and the centre is really beautiful. Thanks for your comments.
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Reblogged this on thelaundryrocks and commented:
Defiantly one for any border
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Thank you. x
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Wow! I love it, but it is too dry for Echinacea here unless in the cut flower beds – ah! there’s a thought, I love green flowers.
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Thanks for your comments Christina. It likes being on the dry side. winter wet wouldn’t suit it. Have planted mine in plenty of leaf mould with lots of grit for drainage. I’m very fond of green flowers too. Very useful for setting off the more exotic colours in the cut flower patch.
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Love the colour of this one, and the petal edges that look as if cut w/pinking shears (remember those?)…Also the spiraling centers…Great photo : ) xx
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Thanks Jo. Yes, still got my pinking shears. Hoping to have more time for sewing over the winter months. All kinds of renovations and new fabrics for the house 🙂
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Sounds interesting.. You must be a better sewer than I…who stick to knitting..Lovely to create things if one can for the home…
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That’s beautiful. I have never seen a flower this color.
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Thank you Laura. It fades to such a beautiful pale lime green. A favourite this summer. Thanks for your comments.
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