Purple Coneflower

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This hardy perennial is famous for its large, daisy-like flowers featuring droopy pinkish-purple petals and a distinct, spiky golden-brown central cone. Native to central and eastern North American prairies and open woodlands, it is a pollinator magnet for bees and butterflies. Finches love to feast on the seeds in the fall.  

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This hardy perennial is famous for its large, daisy-like flowers featuring droopy pinkish-purple petals and a distinct, spiky golden-brown central cone. Native to central and eastern North American prairies and open woodlands, it is a pollinator magnet for bees and butterflies. Finches love to feast on the seeds in the fall.  

This hardy perennial is famous for its large, daisy-like flowers featuring droopy pinkish-purple petals and a distinct, spiky golden-brown central cone. Native to central and eastern North American prairies and open woodlands, it is a pollinator magnet for bees and butterflies. Finches love to feast on the seeds in the fall.  

This hardy perennial is famous for its large, daisy-like flowers featuring droopy pinkish-purple petals and a distinct, spiky golden-brown central cone. Native to central and eastern North American prairies and open woodlands, it is a pollinator magnet for bees and butterflies. Finches love to feast on the seeds in the fall.