Echinacea PowWow Wild Berry
2010 AAS Flower Winner
Echinacea PowWow Wild Berry

This AAS Winner differs from other coneflowers for flower color, branching, and plant size. The incredibly vivid deep rose-purple flowers retain color longer. This first-year flowering perennial has superior performance including a basal branching habit that results in more flowers per plant. Expect rapid and uniform flowering at a day length of 14 hours. Reaching a mid-height of 20-24 inches in the full sun garden, it will bloom continually without deadheading or grooming.

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Plant Description
Genus:
Echinacea
Species:
purpurea
Common Name:
 Purple coneflower
Plant Habit:
 Compact, upright
Plant Height:
 20-24 inches
Foliage Color:
 Green
Bloom Time:
 Summer, fall
Bloom Color:
Rose
Bloom Size:
 3-4 inches
Bloom Color Pattern:
Solid
Breeder:
PanAmerican Seed Co.
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Planting & Care
Garden Spacing:
12-18 inches
Duration Type:
 Perennial
Hardiness Zone/Hardy to Zone:
Zone 3
Light Needs:
Full sun
Water Needs:
 Normal
Weather Tolerance:
Drought
Staking Required:
No
Container:
Yes
Medium Height Divider:
Yes
Tall Background:
 Yes
Cut Flower:
Yes
Herb:
 Yes
How to Grow:

To produce plants from seed that will flower the first year, sow seed no later than January 25, regardless of location. Sow seed on top of germination media that has been thoroughly wet and allowed to drain.  Seed can be exposed to light or covered lightly with media.  Maintain 65F to 70F soil media for 10 to 15 days, the length of time for germination.  Seedlings can be transplanted into larger containers within 20 to 28 days. Grow on at no less than 50F to 65F. Apply liquid fertilizer, when needed. Transplant into a full sun garden location with amended soil that is well-draining.

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  1. Connie Bijl

    Stunning colour! I’ve had PowPow plants in my garden for 5 years, coming back reliably through varying winters. They are an easy plant for low maintenance perennial gardens.

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