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One of the top performers at Mt. Cuba Coneflower trials 2018-2020 and still excellent for pollinators! Double win win!
"Echinacea ‘POST301’ (Postman) is a member of the Butterfly™ Series from Arie Blom of AB-Cultivars in the Netherlands. Each cultivar in this series is named for a different butterfly, in this case the Mexican and Central American postman butterfly (Heliconius sp.).
This coneflower is known for its large, intensely colorful flowers and prominent dark cones. Beginning in June, showy oversized buds with attractive dark centers are held well above the foliage, a feature that greatly expands its season of interest. The buds are then followed by 4.5″ marigold-yellow flowers that transition to crimson-red in early July and eventually fade to shades of watermelon pink later in the month.
The sheer size and quantity of blooms can cause some flopping later in the season, although timely deadheading can counteract this tendency." Mt. Cuba
34" tall x 32" wide, flowering from late June to mid July (with peak in early July).
Sun, half shade, average soil with average moisture.
Deer and rabbit resistant, favorite of pollinator and butterflies. Black walnut tolerant.
Patented cultivar under PP28524, propagation is prohibited.
Top performing coneflower for sunny garden, goes well with majority of perennials for sun.
Pot size : square 3.5" x 4" deep pot
Picture copyright Mt. Cuba
One of the top performers at Mt. Cuba Coneflower trials 2018-2020 and still excellent for pollinators! Double win win!
"Echinacea ‘POST301’ (Postman) is a member of the Butterfly™ Series from Arie Blom of AB-Cultivars in the Netherlands. Each cultivar in this series is named for a different butterfly, in this case the Mexican and Central American postman butterfly (Heliconius sp.).
This coneflower is known for its large, intensely colorful flowers and prominent dark cones. Beginning in June, showy oversized buds with attractive dark centers are held well above the foliage, a feature that greatly expands its season of interest. The buds are then followed by 4.5″ marigold-yellow flowers that transition to crimson-red in early July and eventually fade to shades of watermelon pink later in the month.
The sheer size and quantity of blooms can cause some flopping later in the season, although timely deadheading can counteract this tendency." Mt. Cuba
34" tall x 32" wide, flowering from late June to mid July (with peak in early July).
Sun, half shade, average soil with average moisture.
Deer and rabbit resistant, favorite of pollinator and butterflies. Black walnut tolerant.
Patented cultivar under PP28524, propagation is prohibited.
Top performing coneflower for sunny garden, goes well with majority of perennials for sun.
Pot size : square 3.5" x 4" deep pot
Picture copyright Mt. Cuba
This was my first purchase from your company and I was pleased with all aspects of service. One thing that helped me feel confident about purchasing was the background information provided about your staff members. That was a lovely, humanizing touch.
This is the first orange coneflower that has survived a winter in my Zone 6 garden. It bloomed a bit the first year and this year has formed a large floriferous clump - definitely a winner! The blooms change color as they mature so there is a lovely variation of color tones in a clump that is very attractive. Love this plant, ordering more!
