Bush's Coneflower Seeds – Rare Yellow Echinacea Native to the Midwest (Echinacea paradoxa) – Long-Blooming Pollinator Plant

Minimum: 25+ Seeds The Rare Yellow Echinacea You’ve Been Searching For If you’ve ever dreamed of growing a pollinator magnet that turns heads and sparks conversation, Bush’s Coneflower (Echinacea paradoxa) delivers. This striking prairie native stands out from every other echinacea with its bright golden petals and deep cone center, a true gem for gardeners, herbalists, and native plant collectors. Whether you’re restoring habitat, attracting bees and butterflies, or simply adding something rare and radiant to your landscape, this long-blooming perennial is unforgettable. Golden Blooms That Break All the Rules Most folks think of echinacea as purple, and that’s exactly why Bush’s Coneflower stops people in their tracks. I’ve grown it in full sun near the edge of my vegetable beds, and it quickly became a favorite. Its sunny yellow petals curve gracefully downward from a bronze cone, standing 2–3 feet tall on sturdy stems that sway in the breeze. Blooming from late spring through midsum