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The colorings of 'Honey Dew' can be compared to a lovely Honeydew melon with it's shades of green bringing a burst of fresh colors to the summer garden! The greenish-white petals surround its lime-green coned center, creating a dual-toned effect.
Honeydew is a popular type of muskmelon of pale flesh colour and very sweet taste. Just like this superb coneflower. It produces 8-9 cm large, sweetly scented, fully double flowers that are rich lime green in the centre of the cone and lighter towards its margins, and almost white ray florets. Blooming begins in mid July and continues until September.
Flowers attract butterflies and bumble bees, and stems reach only about 40-50 cm. Lanceolate leaves are mid-sized, grow from the ground, and smaller leaves appear along the stems. Cutting back spent flowers down to the first leaf that hides the coming flower bud, as well as occasional feeding will enhance and prolong flowering until early October.
Coneflower will tolerate almost any soil type but boggy. It loves full sun. It is suitable for mixed borders with perennials, or can be used as a flowering feature among low shrubs and conifers, and looks lovely when planted in a mass in a container on patios and balconies. Hardy to min. -34°C (USDA zone 4).
- Height: 18-25" inches tall
- Echinacea is a hardy perennial that survives very cold winters!
- Commonly called “coneflowers”
- Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds
- Echinacea thrives in full to partial sun
- Deer resistant
How To Grow
- Choose a spot with Full or Partial Sun.
- Prepare well draining soil.
- Space them apart according to variety size.
- Water regularly until roots establish, then reduce gradually.
- Do not move them once established.
