Echinacea pallida (Pale Purple Coneflower) Sun Exposure - Shade The "bloodroot" comes from its

The "bloodroot" comes from its intense red root sap that was used historically to dye fabrics

In extreme cases

it does require pollination from distant relatives to produce its fruit

offers landowners a way to create longer-lasting meadows of high-quality native wildflowers that support pollinators and other wildlife populations throughout the growing season while increasing the percentage of fast-blooming forage legumes and other wildflowers that have traditionally been a part of CRP plant mixes

Echinacea pallida (Pale Purple Coneflower) Sun Exposure - Shade The "bloodroot" comes from itsThis plant is an extremely popular ornamental because of its deep pink flowers and erect nature. Also, a food source for yellow finches and nectar source for many butterflies. Commonly cultivated, the straight species we sell provides better tolerances to disease and environmental factors due to its adaptation over thousands of years to local conditions. Sun Exposure Prairie Savanna Soil Conditions Mesic Dry Height 3' 4' Flower Color Orange Purple