Echinacea Primadonna Mixed | Mail Order Seeds and Plants : Vegetables, Fruits, Flowers

Disclosure : This site contains affiliate links to products. We may receive a commission for purchases made through these links.

Echinacea Primadonna Mixed

Like all Echinaceas these will flower throughout summer, attracting pollinating insects to the garden. This variety is free flowering with a compact, branching habit. Like all Echinacea, the daisy-like flowers are perfect for cutting and using fresh or dried. Height: 40cm Spread: 50cm

Related Products :

Categories

Best Sellers
- Apple Crab Tree – John Downie
  
  Not only is this upright apple variety highly ornamental in the garden giving masses of soft pink blossom in spring but it’s an excellent pollinator for Read More »
- Herb of Life Botanical Infusions Plants
  
  Herb of Life Botanical Infusions Plants More commonly known as Jiaogulan but what is Jiaogulan? It is a viney herb belonging to the cucumber family! Going Read More »
- Plastic Coated Wire Fencing
  
  Durable plastic coated 25mm mesh wire fencing for use in the garden. Length 4 metres x 0.9 metres high. Read More »
- Ligustrum Vulgare (Privet) Plant – 2L Value Hedging Range
  
  Creamy white flowers that show in summer are very attractive to insects and it produces bunches of shiny black fruits in autumn much loved by thrushes. Read More »
- Festuca Sunrise
  
  Festuca Sunrise Even in poor, dry soils, Festuca ‘Sunrise’ makes reliable and long-lasting ground cover. This elegant ornamental grass is extremely robust, tolerating temperatures to -20C, Read More »
- Gothic Gazebo
  
  A stunning focal point for your garden. Frames a feature plant, statue or a fountain. The larger sizes will make room enough for a garden table Read More »
- Hibiscus syriacus Red Heart
  
  Read More »
- Astrantia Plant – Star of Love
  
  Astrantia Plant – Star of Love Tall fiery red flowers that will add dramatic height to your flower displays. The Astrantia Plant – Star of Love Read More »
- Woodland Tulip Bulbs
  
  Introduced in 1597, this tiny beauty, with its richly scented, nodding yellow heads, bears little resemblance to its showy cousins, but is nevertheless absolutely enchanting! Flowers Read More »
- Twool Gift Trio – Twistmas
  
  Green Fingers, Chelsheepensioner Red and Au Naturel. 3 x 35m spools. Read More »
- Spring flowering Purple Rain Mix
  
  Spring flowering Purple Rain Mix This stunning mix of two classic spring varieties brings an opulent, professional display to your spring garden. Plant them en masse Read More »
- Geopod Heated Propagators
  
  Start your seeds earlier with a professional Geopod Heated Propagator with integrated lights. The propagator temperature can be set to any temperature from 5°C to 30°C Read More »
- Lily Bulbs – Black Beauty
  
  This striking Lily is an Heirloom species hybrid which rises to a magnificent height of 1.6m (5′). The tall stems bear clusters of up to 40 Read More »
- Broccoli Seeds – Autumn Spear
  
  An abundance of delicious green spears from September to November. Tom says: The slightly untidy cousin of calabrese, broccoli provides you with the first harvests of Read More »
- Carpinus Betulus
  
  Carpinus Betulus An impressive shrub perfect for hedging! Perfect for native hedging, the hornbeam is also commonly seen as a large tree. If kept to the Read More »

Popular Products
- Aronia Prunifolia Aron
  
  Aronia Prunifolia Aron Create interest in any garden with this hardy shrub; Aronia x prunifolia ‘Aron’ flowers in late spring to early summer with clusters of Read More »
- Persicaria J.S Caliente
  
  SupCaliente being the Spanish word for hot, helps to explain the deep red colour of the bottle brush type flowers of this ground covering perennial. The Read More »
- Rocket Victoria
  
  Salad Rocket Victoria is the classic salad rocket with a rounded leaf blade and attractive dark green colour. Vigorous and fast-growing. Read More »
- LED Lantern
  
  Lantern with 10 warm white twinkly LED lights in the interior of the lantern. 29 x 14 x 14cm. Battery operated, 3 x AAA required (not Read More »
- Bean (Broad Bean) Seeds – Aquadulce Claudia
  
  A long podded, white-seeded tasty broad bean that’s early to mature, Aquadulce Claudia is recommended for autumn and winter sowings throughout the U.K. for the earliest Read More »

OUR FAVOURITES
- Lupin Noble Maiden (White)
  
  A magnificent tower of pure white blooms to add a touch of elegance to your early summer garden. These hardy perennials are easy to grow and Read More »
- Wisteria Floribunda – Domino
  
  Wisteria Floribunda – Domino RHS award-winning wisteria! An RHS award-winning Japanese Wisteria producing masses of long, drooping clusters of pea-like flowers in pale lilac and deep Read More »
- Yucca filamentosa
  
  Read More »
- Penstemon Plant – Electric Blue
  
  Penstemon Plant – Electric Blue Create amazing flower displays with these electric blue beauties. The Penstemon Plant – Electric Blue is a truly magnificent plant producing Read More »
- Lettuce (Organic) Seeds – Relay
  
  Batavia lettuces are highly valued for their flavour, texture and drought resistance. They have the crispness of the iceberg with the open growth habit of the Read More »

OUTSTANDING VALUE
- Blackcurrant Plant – Ebony
  
  Unlike most blackcurrants, which are primarily raised for juice production, Ebony has been specially selected for garden planting. Take one look and it’s easy to see Read More »
- Potato Pots – Pack of 3
  
  With the unique harvesting system, Potato Pots will give a steady supply over several weeks – just lift out the inner sleeve, remove the tubers that Read More »
- Escallonia Showstopper
  
  plant Read More »
- Lily Bulbs – Black Beauty
  
  This striking Lily is an Heirloom species hybrid which rises to a magnificent height of 1.6m (5′). The tall stems bear clusters of up to 40 Read More »
- Strawberry Seeds – F1 Temptation
  
  A delicious ‘traditional’ strawberry with medium sized fruit. Strawberry Temptation is an everbearing variety that will produce a steady supply of bright red fruit throughout the Read More »