Hardiness
Zone 4 to 9
Difficulty level
Weak
Discover the plant
Family
Asteraceae
This exceptional echinacea is distinguished by its large, pure creamy white flowers with broad, spatulate petals arranged in several rows. Its appearance is reminiscent of a dahlia, adding a touch of sophistication to your garden. Perennial and robust, it will bloom faithfully year after year.
Planting guide
From plantingto establishment.
Propagation
Division of clumps
Soil and care
The rightconditions.
Soil pH
Neutral to slightly alkaline
Fertilization
Fertilizer for flowering
Care level
Weak
Seasonal care
Remove faded flowers to encourage prolonged blooming. Cut dry stalks in autumn or leave them for winter interest and birds. Divide clumps as needed after a few years if they become less vigorous.
Container growing
A controlledenvironment.
Very well suited for pot cultivation thanks to its compact habit and generous flowering. Use a well-drained container, light potting soil, and avoid overwatering. Water more regularly in a pot than in the ground, especially during hot periods.
Bloom and dimensions
The completeprofile.
Bloom periodAugust-October
Flower colorWhite
Foliage colorGreen
Foliage typeObsolete
Maximum height24 inches (61 cm)
Maximum width20 inches (51 cm)
Growth rateFast
Hardiness zoneZone 4 to 9
Minimum temperature'-35°C
Garden associations
What to plantwith it.
Sunny border, edging, perennial bed, cottage garden, rock garden, naturalized planting, decorative pot, pollinator garden or cut flowers.
Its strengths, naturally.
Safe for pets
Pets
Attracts or supports pollinating insects
Pollinators
Plants that attract butterflies
Butterflies
Flowers that attract hummingbirds
Hummingbirds
Less attractive or generally tolerated by deer
Deer
