Coneflower ‘Hula Dancer’ meadow Walking out in early Spring

Walking out in early Spring and collecting fresh spears for dinner is a real treat

and are a delicious cross between an ‘Aurora’ blackberry and hybrid raspberry

they prefer not to be moved once planted as their long taproot is easily damaged by digging

Ornamental blooms are a favourite of hummingbirds and bumblebees

tall and 8 ft

Coneflower ‘Hula Dancer’ meadow Walking out in early SpringThis drought tolerant perennial loves to sway in the wind, bringing texture and movement to meadow plantings. Dancing flowers bloom from early to mid summer, attracting pollinators and providing lightly scented, long lasting stems when cut. In autumn, birds love to forage from seed heads. Water Drought tolerant once established. Soil Prefers well draining soil. Light Prefers full sun. Form Grows 2. 5 ft. tall by 1. 5 ft. wide.