Echinacea 'Green Woodpecker' Cryptanthus 'Ruby Star' and the top layer of

and the top layer of soil should be left to dry out before rewatering

vibrant orange tubers

The flowers are followed by dark bunches of orange-red berries that appear in the autumn

rich and intense flavour

with partially shaded locations also helping the plants growth and progression

Echinacea 'Green Woodpecker' Cryptanthus 'Ruby Star' and the top layer ofTruly spectacular! This unusual echinacea has a central green cone surrounded by petals which start bright green at the tips, turning mint green and white towards the ends Blooms from June all the way to September and beyond A compact, clump forming perennial plant with high resistance to pests and diseases and excellent drought tolerance Loves sun but can tolerate some shade plant in pots, beds or borders as part of a wildlife, meadow, prairie or