Echinacea: White Swan

Approximately 50 Seeds

An abundance of large, pure white flowers with down swept white petals surrounding a large central cone and possessing a lovely honey fragrance are produced from early summer.

• Light:  Sunny Location (will tolerate light shade)
• Sow from 4-6 weeks before the last frost in pots / trays under cover and cover seeds with 1/8″ fine soil.
• Can be sown directly outdoors from late spring after danger of severe frost has passed.
• Seeds sown early enough may bloom the first year. Seeds sown from late spring through early autumn  will boom the following year.
• Thin or carefully transplant seedlings when large enough to handle and grow on.
• Gradually acclimatise outdoors and plant 12 to 18 inches apart to allow for eventual growth.
• Plants grow best in fairly rich well drained soil.
• Water established plants only when dry.
• Divide large clumps of well established plants in the spring or fall.