Echinacea Ruby Star Plant

The coneflower ruby star echinacea purpurea ruby star produces large intense carmine red daisy like flowers with a dark bronze pincushion like center cone.

Echinacea ruby star plant.

Echinacea ruby star ruby star coneflower. Genus name of echinacea comes from the greek word echinos meaning hedgehog or sea urchin in reference to the spiny center cone found on most flowers in the genus. Award winning echinacea ruby giant boasts huge 5 inches wide 12 cm fragrant blooms with slightly reflexed red purple rays that fade to light purple as they mature. Flower buds begin to form in early july and by later in the month you ll be enthralled by the big carmine red daisies that emerge.

Attracts wildlife attracts butterflies. Ruby star forms a tall narrow upright profile in the garden that is perfect for the middle or back of any garden that grows in full sun. Rising high above the leaves to display their bold blooms to attract wildlife. Specific epithet means purple.

Echinacea purpurea ruby star sku 1822 flower petals are first held horizontally then relax as the flowers age and the cone like centers become more pronounced. The bright purple pink daisy like flowers on sturdy stems make great cut flowers. Introduced by jelitto who gave us magnus echinacea ruby star is a slightly shorter plant with large flat topped flowers that are a deeper purple pink almost ruby red than most others. Rubinstern meaning ruby star is a purple coneflower seed cultivar that typically grows 2 3 tall.

Plants are easy to grow tough and heat and drought tolerant once established. Plants are easy to grow tough and heat and drought tolerant once established. This clonal selection from the original rubinstern seed presents a double row of petals held horizontally for maximum impact and effect. 1 196 970 rubinstern a selection of our most popular native north american wildflower with larger more vibrantly coloured flowers than the species.

From a central brown cone the deep carmine pink petals are held flat rather than drooping like the species. A vigorous long bloomer with some of the darkest flowers you ll see on a purple coneflower. Introduced by jelitto who gave us magnus echinacea ruby star is a slightly shorter plant with large flat topped flowers that are a deeper purple pink almost ruby red than most others. Large deep purple pink petals and big pincushion like dark bronze cones will attract lots of butterflies.

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