Ugh, I already have no room in my full sun garden...drooling at these however.

Do you have any idea how different Mozzarella is from Milkshake?

To be honest, it looks more like a curiosity to me than a beauty. And the name is not well chosen. Since when does the tiger have stripes ALONG the body, summer or not? :-)

I think it's called Tiger because it has stripes. Take a chill pill. LOL.

It looks like it would make a good "close up" or walking path plant. I don't know that it would look really attractive (as in, hey, look at THAT) from a distance, it looks like it needs to be viewed up close.

Thanks for posting the interesting picture and the link, echinaceamaniac. It's always nice to see what's coming in the future. There are now so many new and different echis it's gotten hard for me to keep track of them all!

Linda

Well, I think that Echinacea looks sickly! Would never buy that one. Many of the new cultivars look pretty, but I will wait until they have stood the test of time.

I LOVE that people develop real passions about certain plants. I have gone crazy over plants that only a fellow nut case would appreciate!

I'm not attracted to this particular introduction, either. I chuckled when I saw it....one more homely Echinacea with a great name for marketing. Can I be an echinacea fan and a plebian at the same time?

Thank you, E.maniac...for enriching my appreciation and knowledge of an incredible genus.