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Lake Valley, Echinacea, White Swan
- Seed Depth: 1/8" (13mm)
- Spacing: 1" (3cm)
- Sprouts In: 10-21 days
- Thinning: 18" (46cm)
- Plant in early spring after all danger of frost in a location with full sun to part shade and average soil. Start indoors about six weeks before last spring frost date. Water regularly until plants are established.
- Plants are very drought tolerant when mature, making them a good choice for xeriscape gardens. Blossoms attract pollinators.
Lake Valley- Echinacea, White Swan
White Swan is related to purple echinacea, a hardy North American native wildflower. Its bright white flowers appear in early summer and continue until hard frost. Very hardy and reliable.
- Seed Depth: 1/8" (13mm)
- Spacing: 1" (3cm)
- Sprouts In: 10-21 days
- Thinning: 18" (46cm)
- Plant in early spring after all danger of frost in a location with full sun to part shade and average soil. Start indoors about six weeks before last spring frost date. Water regularly until plants are established.
- Plants are very drought tolerant when mature, making them a good choice for xeriscape gardens. Blossoms attract pollinators.
Lake Valley- Echinacea, White Swan
White Swan is related to purple echinacea, a hardy North American native wildflower. Its bright white flowers appear in early summer and continue until hard frost. Very hardy and reliable.
$2.59
Lake Valley, Echinacea, White Swan—
$2.59
Description
- Seed Depth: 1/8" (13mm)
- Spacing: 1" (3cm)
- Sprouts In: 10-21 days
- Thinning: 18" (46cm)
- Plant in early spring after all danger of frost in a location with full sun to part shade and average soil. Start indoors about six weeks before last spring frost date. Water regularly until plants are established.
- Plants are very drought tolerant when mature, making them a good choice for xeriscape gardens. Blossoms attract pollinators.
Lake Valley- Echinacea, White Swan
White Swan is related to purple echinacea, a hardy North American native wildflower. Its bright white flowers appear in early summer and continue until hard frost. Very hardy and reliable.
