Coneflowers are easy to grow from seed, but not all varieties will sow true and inherit their parents features. Choose from these budget-friendly options.

most coneflowers are excellent options for drought tolerant pollinator and wildlife gardens. Combining different types of coneflowers in the garden is a popular and practical option as well, as they ...

Coneflower roots were also used by many tribes to treat many types of swelling, burns and pain. Coneflowers have also been used ritually during sweat lodge ceremonies and the sun dance.

The coneflower trial updated another evaluation held more than a decade earlier. Two varieties that fared well the first time around were winners again: a compact, free-flowering variety named ...

Many types of coneflowers look similar. They have myriad common names, including sweet black-eyed Susan, black-eyed Susan (sometimes called brown-eyed Susan) and orange coneflower.