large, deep fabric grow bags or ceramic pots on a sunny sunroom patio.
11. Effortless Self-Seeding for Free Plants
Echinacea is an investment that keeps on giving. If you opt not to deadhead the spent blossoms in late autumn and instead allow the seed cones to break apart naturally over the winter, the plant will gently self-sow throughout the surrounding soil.
Come springtime, you will discover dozens of tiny, robust volunteer seedlings popping up around the mother plant.
These young starts can be easily dug up with a hand trowel
