Latin Name: Echinacea 'Firefinch' Height: 12 -16 inches Spread: 16 - 18 inches Sunlight: Full Sun; Part Sun Bloom Time: June to November Hardiness Zone: 4-8 Description: Lakota Fire Coneflower boasts all the red shades of a fire, from red-orange to pink-red. Starting in June, and with deadheading, these blooms will continue up until a hard frost. Leave spent blooms at the end of the season for seed production, as these seeds provide a winter food source to songbirds. The fragrant flowers can be cut and enjoyed inside. The Lakota Fire Coneflower is a nativar, drought tolerant once established, and often used in not only flower beds and masses, but also in containers. Attracts: Bees; Butterflies; Birds Other Names: previously known as Lakota Fire
