Echinacea Angustifolia | Strictly Medicinal Seeds

Narrow-leaved Coneflower (Echinacea Angustifolia) is a vibrant perennial native to the Rocky Mountains of North America is the most northerly ranging of all nine indigenous American species. It's traditionally been used to aides in snakebites, boosts immunity, and aides in inflammation reduction. This beauty prefers full sun and soaks up alkaline soils - just be sure to amend the garden with limestone! To germinate, sow in fall or early spring outdoors, or give 30-90 days of cold, moist refrigeration and sow warm. Get more details on how to cold stratify seeds here. Then thin or transplant to spacing of 6" to 1' apart.