Design 
Residential
Commercial Hot Coral Coneflower
February 1, 2019
Characteristics
Height: 18-24 inches Spread: 12-18 inches Habit/Form: Upright, compact Hardiness Zone: 5-9 Exposure: Full sun Soil: Moist, well-drained
Ornamental Features
When summertime arrives, bright and cheery colors are usually a must-have in the garden. In order to obtain this color-popping canvas, annuals tend to be the popular choice. This perennial can do more for you than any annual, with eye-catching colors that will surely make a dramatic comeback every year. Butterflies and bees love them, and the Coneflower has many other colors to choose from, making them versatile in every way!
Landscape Uses
Mass plantings, containers, pollinator gardens and cut flower gardens.
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