Echinacea Seeds — 100 Seeds per Packet

Grow Echinacea purpurea, one of the most widely recognized herbs in North America. Known for its vibrant purple coneflowers, echinacea has been used in traditional herbalism for centuries and remains a staple in home herb gardens.

Beyond its herbal uses, echinacea is a beautiful perennial that attracts butterflies, bees, and other pollinators. The dried seed heads provide winter interest and food for songbirds. Hardy in zones 3–9, echinacea thrives in poor to average soil and tolerates drought once established.

Packet contains 100 seeds. Cold stratify for 2–4 weeks before sowing for best germination. Plant ¼ inch deep in full sun. Perennial, blooms in the second year, grows 2–4 feet tall.