gardeners instinctively clean up their flower beds by cutting dead flower stalks down to the ground.
By leaving your spent Echinacea seed heads standing through the cold winter months, you provide an invaluable lifeline for wild birds.
The bright orange central cones dry out into sturdy, seed-packed structures that native American Goldfinches, chickadees, and tufted titmice rely on as a premium, fat-rich food source when snow covers the ground.
4. Exceptional Longevity as a Cut Flower
For those who love bringing the beauty of the outdoors inside, Echinacea is an
