3 B Natives Plant Nursery
Echinacea paradoxa - Bush's Coneflower
Echinacea paradoxa - Bush's Coneflower
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Bush's Coneflower is a standout in the echinacea family with its exclusive bright yellow blooms. It's the only echinacea that's not purple/pink. This perennial is a buzzing haven for bees and butterflies, drawing them in with large, fragrant blossoms on tall, lanky stems. As summer fades into fall, Goldfinches flock to enjoy the seeds. It may take two growing seasons to reach its full size, but the wait is worth it though. Its display is spectacular and will catch your eye instantly.
Size options:
-50 cell tray (each cell is 5” deep x 2.25” wide)
-Pot (each pot is 2.5” x 3.5”)
PLANTS MAY BE TRIMMED UPON ARRIVAL. We keep live plants trimmed for the health of the plant, and they may be cut before shipping. This does not harm the plant and actually makes it stronger and ready to grow for you when you receive it.
Looking to purchase 10+ trays of a single species? Contact us for wholesale pricing!
SHIPPING INFO:
We begin shipping live plants at the end of April and the first week of May depending on where you are located (weather permitting). Bulbs start shipping late July.
We ship live plants & bulbs on Monday-Wednesday in the Spring and Monday-Tuesday in Summer/Fall. Live plant orders ship in 1-2 business days unless ordered after cutoff time (7:00 AM on Wednesday {Spring} & Tuesday {Summer/Fall}) for the week, then it could take up to 3-4 business days. Orders received after cutoff will ship the following Monday or Tuesday to make sure your plants aren't in transit longer than they should be. Delivery for all orders from carrier takes about 1-5 days (depending on location). We ship all other products Monday-Friday.
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The 50 pack of plugs were in beautiful condition on arrival. Some of the best looking native plugs I have bought!
I got a plant with only 2 leaf nodes.emailed and they told me what to do.The plant has since leafed out and is growing.I would buy again
We are so happy things are doing well for you! As we get later, in the season we tend to keep plants trimmed and a few plants have less leaves. Once planted they always take off again. :-)
I've been growing echinacea for years and just discovered this variety from 3 B Natives. So, I had to get it. It's absolutely stunning with its bright yellow flowers. My absolute favorite!