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Echinacea 'Fatal Attraction'


Echinacea 'Fatal Attraction' was planted in fall of 2006 in a sunny part of the perenial garden and has been a winner for me.

Sun:  Full sun all day - from approx 7am through to 7pm

Soil: A mixed bag of first year garden soils - well drained.

Flowering: Heavy in first year from a 1 gallon sized root.  The flower is outstanding with a gold circle in the seed head and delightful maroon-purple petals.   Outstanding flower color in my opinion.  Note that the pictures do not do it justice; I had great difficulty getting the right color in the picture.  The real color is closer to the small upright petals on the unopened bud.

Hardiness: No problem in this USDA 4 garden.

Recommendation:  This is an outstanding variety of coneflower for general garden use.  The gold circle in the seed head is a great addition to the appearance.  

A big 5 gold stars for this one.

Coneflower Fatal Attraction


 

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Echinacea Fatal Attraction