Echinacea Big Kahuna (Coneflower) / Beautiful 👌, Big, Fragrant Honey-Mango Bi-color Flowers
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Join David in our nursery... and let him tell you all about this AMAZING large flowered hybrid. Developed from NATIVE American species this is a wonderful selection that will bring your home surrounds alive with lots of gorgeous mango colored blooms that smell as nice as the look.
Perfect for sunny or partially shaded sites that are well-drained it is EASY to grow and EASY to look after too.
Find out where you can plant them around your home and get more of David's insightful tips and suggestions.
FEATURES :
💥 Magnificent mango and tangerine tinted bi-color flowers
🌟 Hardy and Easy to Grow
👌 Free flowering..... loaded with flowers
😎 Sun loving
❤️ Superb long-lasting color..... Summer to Fall Bloom
👃 Fragrant
✨ Great in beds and borders, raised beds or in containers
✂️ Wonderful for cut flowers
🦋 Attracts butterflies and other pollinating insects
Features: Low Maintenance, New & Exciting, Non-Invasive Selection, Very Cold Tolerant
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Echinacea 'Big Kahuna' PP# 26, 159 Unlicensed propagation prohibited.
I just planted this variety and can't wait until it blooms.
That's good, it is a lovely selection and one that hopefully you will be able to enjoy for many years. Then when you get a chance check out some of the other beautiful ones that we profile here on this channel and stock at our partnering garden centers too.
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Wow!
Thank you
I always look forward to your new videos.... thank you so much for all your plant knowledge... I relocated from California and need all the help I can get... I love seeing all the different varieties that I wouldn’t have known about... it helps me to choose
Thank you, it is great to know our efforts are helping. That's the wonderful thing about the value of video... with a few clicks, you can come with me into the nursery and be there.... looking in over my shoulder!
Its fun getting to show you all the beautiful and fascinating possibilities especially when we hear they are appreciated.
Thanks again for your kind comments.
You weren't kidding David when you said get ready for the ride....these are gorgeous! I've never seen this variety and they're fragrant as well? I'll be sure to add this to my never ending list ;)
And there's still more..... so stay tuned!
The breeders have been doing amazing work, hybridizing new creations that just get better and better
Yes...a never ending list. 😁
David, love your videos! I live in Rhode Island when can i expect that I could purchase echinaceas in my local nursery or garden center? Thanks!
Thanks, we have fun making them and it is nice to know that they are being appreciated.
Like quite a few native perennials, Coneflowers need the warm weather to get going, and since people like to see them in flower as nice, big plants, coming into flower its going to be (I expect) early summer (at the earliest) with most of them kicking in sometime June and then the choicer newer vars coming a little later again.
So, it would be good to keep checking in at our partnering garden centers and nurseries in RI: grownbyoverdevest.com/retail-locator/ from then onwards, and then dropping in regularly later than that because of course they don't all come in at the same time, and most places will be getting in fresh supplies weekly as they start becoming available.
Have you subscribed to our channel? If not, you might like to think about doing so, because we are posting new videos all the time and if you don't mind, it would be great if you can kindly click the "like" button too and even share any videos that you think might appeal to others because that helps other people find out about this information too.
Is this Echinacea sterile? I want to also tell you how wonderful your Agastache Morello is in my garden. It has been blooming for several months and has no pest problems. Too bad that when I went to buy some more and some for a friend, Adam’s had no more. Hope to get it next Spring. Always adding to my list for 2022 already😁
Most of these selections are not sterile so if you are concerned about seeding into the garden then I suggest you routinely snip off the old seed heads before they shatter. It is a good idea to do this anyway as it encourages extra rebloom and helps to extend the flowering period in late summer/autumn (unless of course you want to leave some for the birds). Good to hear about the Agastache Morello, it is a lovely (and increasingly popular) selection, and I am sure Adams Fairacre Farms and the other garden centers in your area: grownbyoverdevest.com/retail-locator/ will be getting more of them in as it's popularity grows. The folk at Adams Fairacre Farms do a wonderful job at sourcing the best, cutting edge varieties so compiling a list and letting them know ahead of time (if that is possible) is probably a good idea. You are in good hands and it is great to hear it is working out.
@@OverdevestNurseries I love when Echinacea self sow. They are currently making a gorgeous self sown area farthest away from our house and it is looking more and more like a beautiful small meadow area🥰
Your videos are always so informative. I wish that the nurseries near my home actually had the plants you show us all.
Is this particular Echinacea sterile. Does it prefer same conditions as usual Echinacea purpurea Magnus?
Thank you, it is great to hear you approve of our efforts. If you live and garden in our region here's a link that will show you where all the garden centers that carry our plants are located: grownbyoverdevest.com/retail-locator/
As far as I know this variety is not sterile and it (and the others we grow) do like the conditions that very similar to those that Echinacea Magnus grows in - so if you have Magnus and it is doing well this one should do well too.
@@OverdevestNurseries I do know that Phantom Gardener and Adam’s do carry your plants, and have purchased yours from both nurseries. However, the varieties you discuss on RUclips are never there when I call or visit after one of your videos🙁. I do keep them on a list for requests for next year though.
I love your videos and have definitely invested in some of the excellent varieties you have promoted! I’m curious how you guys source your plant material and who these breeders are that produce them? Are they domestic breeders or do you guys source from overseas? Can’t wait for more of your videos and plants!!
Thanks, it is great to hear that you are enjoying our videos and much more importantly the plants we are featuring!
As for where they come from... Well, that is literally from all over the world!
We have extensive contacts throughout the temperate world and we are always searching for new and exciting, innovative and superior new plants which we evaluate, trial and test.... and only a few of them make it into production.
We are part of the Hand Picked For You program: www.handpickedplants.com/about/handpicked-for-you/
(a collaboration between breeders, plant introducers, garden centers and 5 leading US nurseries) and that provides a lot of exciting new selections. Here's a link to an article that will explain more: www.handpickedplants.com/inspiration/new-plants/the-search-for-new-plants/
hi, what are the purple flowers you have in the background at 2:35? Thank you.
They are purple Agastache (Ornamental Hyssop).