287 results for "echinacea seeds" between $2.00 and $50.00

(28-32”) 4-5” Petals are broad and reaching. Excellent for perennial garden or pot production. Heat and drought tolerant. Zone 3-8. Works well with Primadona White.

CULTURE: As a general rule, flowers can be sown in the garden when the soil has warmed to at least 55°F. Flower seeds sown outdoors germinate best in well-worked, loose-textured soil. Flowers respond to fertilizer and good watering practices. Add 1-2 cups of our complete fertilizer per ten row feet to provide adequate nutrition. Seeds should be buried two times their narrowest dimension and covered with finely raked soil or vermiculite unless otherwise noted. Some varieties can take over a month...

Echinacea root is gaining a wide reputation as a blood purifier that increases the immune system's ability to fight infections. It is also thought to inhibit certain viruses such as flu and herpes. Historically, Native Americans used Echinacea as an analgesic for treating toothaches and as an immune system stimulant for the treatment of colds and sore throats.

CULTURE: As a general rule, flowers can be sown in the garden when the soil has warmed to at least 55°F. Flower seeds sown outdoors germinate best in well-worked, loose-textured soil. Flowers respond to fertilizer and good watering practices. Add 1-2 cups of our complete fertilizer per ten row feet to provide adequate nutrition. Seeds should be buried two times their narrowest dimension and covered with finely raked soil or vermiculite unless otherwise noted. Some varieties can take over a month...

Many customers know of the synergistic activity of Echinacea and Goldenseal. By adding Grapefruit Seed Extract to this combination, you will experience the power of a Genie in a bottle. Excellent for flus and upper respiratory problems. Suggested Use: Take 2 to 4 droppersful twice daily in water, juice or tea between meals. To reduce alcohol content, add to hot water or herbal tea and let stand uncovered for 15 minutes or longer. Shake well before using. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact...

Primadonna® is an exciting Echinacea with masses of large, rosy-purple blooms that hold their petals straight out and bloom over a long season in the garden, holding for a week or more after cutting for the vase. This butterfly attractor is a necessity for the cut-flower lover, and puts on a long late-season show in any sunny setting.The blooms measure 4 to 5 inches across, with a large central cone and tightly-packed dark rose petals that stand out brilliantly even from across the garden. They arise...

Garden benefits of the Purple Coneflower include dramatic splashes of color in your garden and borders. It provides winter food for birds and acts as a host plant for butterflies. It is effective in large groupings to help fill garden beds quickly. Echinacea will help improve soil health as well the the deep roots soften clay and hard soils. Echinacea does not crowd out other flowers and provides support and bacdrop for smaller plants. Echinacea is tough enough to compete with native grasses. Herbal...

Very popular perennial with tall 3 leafy stems topped by showy purplish -pink flowers. Easily grown in nearly every state. Will flower within 1 year if started early. This genus has received much attention as a medicinal herb with beneficial application to the human immune system.

Echinacea Flower Seed is one of the easiest flowers to grow from seed, able to be sown directly into the garden, as they prefer light, full or filtered, to germinate. The best method seems to be using a small implement, or just your forefinger, to create a shallow furrow. Lay the seeds down and water gently but thoroughly. You can very lightly cover them at planting or you can wait until you see them start to sprout to cover them, but they only require about 1/8-inch of soil. Germination normally...

Planetary Formulas Full Spectrum ™ Echinacea Extarct combines freshly harvested whole Echinacea roots with the fresh roots, fresh leaf juice and seeds of Echinacea Purpurea capturing a complete range of Echinacea constituents.

Organica Seed Company provide fellow gardeners with heirloom soil friendly untreated vegetable and herb seed. Our wonderful Organica Seeds are also fresh making them perfect for seed saving and soil health. All of our seed packets are filled by hand as our customer orders come in. This insures freshness and personal attention by our staff. This joining of healthy seeds and friendly service is at the heart of our seed business.

Very popular perennial with tall 3 leafy stems topped by showy purplish -pink flowers. Easily grown in nearly every state. Will flower within 1 year if started early. This genus has received much attention as a medicinal herb with beneficial application to the human immune system.

Echinacea Flower Seed is one of the easiest flowers to grow from seed, able to be sown directly into the garden, as they prefer light, full or filtered, to germinate. The best method seems to be using a small implement, or just your forefinger, to create a shallow furrow. Lay the seeds down and water gently but thoroughly. You can very lightly cover them at planting or you can wait until you see them start to sprout to cover them, but they only require about 1/8-inch of soil. Germination normally...

Primadonna® is an exciting Echinacea with masses of large, rosy-purple blooms that hold their petals straight out and bloom over a long season in the garden, holding for a week or more after cutting for the vase. This butterfly attractor is a necessity for the cut-flower lover, and puts on a long late-season show in any sunny setting.The blooms measure 4 to 5 inches across, with a large central cone and tightly-packed dark rose petals that stand out brilliantly even from across the garden. They arise...

Perennial. Oklahoma. Grand, nodding, purple petals fan from protruding orange cones. Ideal background plant in perennial gardens because of 2-4' height. Not as medicinal as E. angustifolia, but easier to grow.

Drooping pink petals surround coppery-orange center cones on this perennial wildflower. It attracts butterflies while it blooms, and birds love the seeds! Great as a cut flower, and this beauty will also self-seed!

Herbaceous perennial native to the central plains states. This is a tall, taprooted plant bearing beautiful composiote flowers with drooping ray flowers and white pollen adorning the conehead. These are far more exquisite than any hybridized Echinaceas. The stems are tall and winsome, with the oversized coneheads swinging freely even in the slightest wind. Very good for fairies, not so easy for photographers. Stratify 30 days. Thin or transplant to 1 to 2 feet apart. Flowers pale purple to...

Herbaceous perennial, native to south central Missouri east through Tennessee and northern . Very similar to E. pallida, with drooping ray flowers that range from pink to magenta and emit a fragrant perfume. These make incredible cut flowers and the taproots of E. simulata are strong medicine. Sow seed in fall to early spring.