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What is this Echinacea?

9 years ago

I usually save the tags on all my plants, but I can't find this one. I bought it two or three years ago. I moved it to a new spot last year and it's really putting on a show this year. It has become one of my favorite plants in the garden. Do you know what it is?
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christinmk z5b eastern WA
9 years ago
Butterfly Kisses maybe?
CMK
msrose
Original Author
9 years ago
That doesn't sound familiar, but after reading about Butterfly Kisses, I think I may need it also. It says it will wow you with its fragrance. I just went out and took a whiff of mine, but I don't smell anything.
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aftermidnight Zone7b B.C. Canada
9 years ago
Pink Double Delight?

Annette
msrose
Original Author
9 years ago
Annette - I think that's it! At least, it sounds familiar.

Now, does anyone have both Pink Double Delight and Butterfly Kisses? Just wondering how similar they are.
a2zmom_Z6_NJ
9 years ago
I think the main difference between the two is height. Butterfly kisses is short, only getting to about a foot tall.

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