Pale Purple Coneflower - (Echinacea pallida)

Pale Purple Coneflower differs from its more common cousin, Purple Coneflower, by producing most of its foliage at the base, an adaptation that helps conserve water and thrive in dry, rocky soils. It prefers full sun but can tolerate light shade, making it a versatile addition to native plantings. While beautiful, it's not easy to transplant once established; its deep taproot makes it drought-resistant but difficult to move. Plants grow to about 3 feet tall and produce elegant, pale purple blooms. For a striking combination, pair it with Bush’s Poppy Mallow (Callirhoe bushii), a low-growing companion that thrives in similar conditions.

All of our native plants are grown in 3.5” x 3.5” x 5” deep pots, the perfect size for developing strong root systems. Each plant is carefully grown until its roots reach the bottom of the pot, ensuring they are healthy, well-established, and ready to thrive in your landscape.

Plants are available for local pickup only at our nursery. Once you place your order through our shop, you’ll be able to select a convenient date and time to pick up your plants. Each plant comes with a tag that includes both the common and scientific name for easy identification.

Please note: some native species naturally go dormant or appear rough at certain times of the year. These plants are still healthy and viable, and we only offer stock that meets our quality standards.