gray-head Coneflower

Sometimes referred to as Prairie Coneflower or Yellow Coneflower, this flowering perennial is a very hardy native that can be found in full-sun locations on a variety of soil types. Gray-Head Coneflower is a native wildflower that attracts diverse types of pollinators and also attracts birds who feed on its seeds. American Goldfinches are noticeably a top bird visitor of this plant. Grey-Head Coneflower is drought-tolerant, is long-lived, and is adaptable to many different soil types. Its high ecological value and easiness to grow make it a top choice for pollinator gardens and restoration projects alike. The plant has also been used historically by humans for medicinal purposes.

Details for Care:

• Soil = Medium Moist, Dry, Sandy, Clay, Poor Soil

• Sun = Full Sun, Partial Shade

• Maximum Height = 3 to 5 feet

• Bloom Time = June to September