Narrow-leaved Coneflower Vintage it forms colonies that spread

it forms colonies that spread to create stunning masses of yellow in low-maintenance settings

The flowers of this species do not just open in the evening

Wild nodding onion is distinguished from most other native alliums by the fact that its flower umbels hang downward

adding a touch of ornamental interest

Narrow-leaved Coneflower Vintage it forms colonies that spreadEchinacea angustifolia Narrow leaved Coneflower is a showy perennial of dry prairies and rocky barrens in the tallgrass prairie and Great Plains regions. Its flowers are similar to the more commonly planted Echinacea purpurea, but the leaves set it apart at 1 2 inch to 1 inch across, compared to 2 3 inch wide leaves of Purple Coneflower. It is also more compact, growing to only 1 2' tall. Flowers bloom in June and July, sometimes with sporadic