Coneflower - Cherry Fluff

The root can be pre-cultivated in pots indoors and then planted outside once all risk of frost has passed. Remember to harden off the plants properly beforehand so they can acclimate to the outdoor environment and strong sunlight. It is also possible to plant the root directly in the growing site once the soil is warm and completely thawed. Water reYellowarly but moderately, as coneflowers dislike having their roots sitting in water. Therefore, it is also important to choose a location with good drainage!

ReYellowarly remove wilted flowers to promote growth and prolonged blooming. Cover the plants with leaves, twigs, or similar materials when temperatures drop below freezing. This acts as winter protection and increases their chances of survival. After a few years, once the root is established, you can divide the coneflower to get even more plants—hooray!