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Dwarf Red Knee high euchinacea

14 years ago

Does anybody have this plant? It is supposed to have been introduced in 2011 yet DG only shows 3 vendors that sell it. I recognize Plant Delights in Raleigh, NC and perennial resources.com. This is a stunning magenta red..anybody know if there are seeds available or does anybody have any to trade or sell?

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echinaceamaniac
14 years ago
It's not red.
rouge21_gw (CDN Z5b/6a)
14 years ago
Is this it?

Here is a link that might be useful: Dwarf Red
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pippi21
Original Author
14 years ago
Yes, I had pulled that same information. Clint thinks PowWow Berry coneflower is very similar and he likes it a lot. It was supposed to have been introduced in 2011..you'd think a lot more vendors would offer it. Might have to see if PWB is available locally.

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