Looking to light up your garden with a splash of irresistible color? Meet Coral Cranberry – the coneflower that knows how to make an entrance! Dressed in dazzling coral-pink, its wide, horizontal ray petals stretch out like rays of sunshine, turning every bloom into a midsummer celebration. These cheerful charmers aren’t just pretty faces. With a low, wide, and well-branched form, Coral Cranberry is perfect for front-of-border brilliance, container drama, or any sunny spot that needs a color kick. And as the summer heat turns up, these perennials burst into life with unstoppable blooms that just keep on coming. But the show doesn’t stop in fall! Leave a few seed heads intact and you’ll invite a lively cast of finches and feathered friends to your winter garden buffet. Plus, those bold, sculptural seed heads add an unexpected dash of elegance to your snowy landscape. Bold, beautiful, and beneficial—Coral Cranberry is more than a flower, it’s a four-season garden star. Plant it once, and prepare to fall in love every year. 18-20 inches tall and 16-20 inches wide at maturity Hardy in zones 4-8, be sure to check your USDA zone to ensure success Plant in part to full sun (4+ hours daily) Space plants 16-20 inches apart for best results Produces fragrant coral pink flowers from mid to late summer Maintains green foliage spring to frost Great for borders, containers, cut flowers, dried flowers, mass plantings and landscapes Attracts bees, butterflies and resists deer Native to North America, drought tolerant Care: Fertilize with Proven Winners® Continuous Release Fertilizer in spring. Grow in sunny and hot locations with well-drained soils. Tolerates light shade, but best performance is in full sun. Drought tolerant once established. Shipping Info: Enjoy free shipping on orders over $175 Size at shipping varies by season, plant, and trimming schedules Quart perennials are 5-8 in. at the time of shipment 0.65 Gallon perennials are 6-14 in. at the time of shipment 1 Gallon perennials are 6-24 in. at the time of shipment Perennials shipped Nov-Apr will arrive dormant; perennials shipped Apr-Oct will arrive green or in bloom Read our guide to get started with planning a garden
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