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Sombrero Rosada Coneflower

Sombrero Rosada Coneflower

Echinacea purpurea 'Sombrero Rosada'

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SKU: TL-echinasomro-1
There’s pink, and then there’s ‘Sombrero Rosada’—a deep, vivid rose-pink coneflower that turns heads and refuses to fade. Its bold, non-fading blooms rise on sturdy, dark purple stems, adding striking...
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Zone
USDA Zone:4 to 9
Watering
Watering Needs:Let dry between waterings
Sun Needs
Sun Needs:Full sun
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Sombrero Rosada Coneflower

There’s pink, and then there’s ‘Sombrero Rosada’—a deep, vivid rose-pink coneflower that turns heads and refuses to fade. Its bold, non-fading blooms rise on sturdy, dark purple stems, adding striking contrast against rich green foliage. From early summer through fall, this compact, long-blooming perennial delivers an endless show, drawing in butterflies, bees, and songbirds while standing strong against heat, drought, and deer. At 18-22 inches tall, ‘Rosada’ fits beautifully in borders, containers, and pollinator gardens, making it a must-have for effortless, season-long color.

Landscape Size

Average Landscape Size:

Height - 16 in. - 24 in. , Width - 12 in. - 18 in.
Flowering

Flowering Season:

June to Frost
Landscape

Landscape Use:

Border, Container, Cutting Garden, Wildlife Garden
Features

Special Features:

Bird Friendly, Compact Form, Easy Care, Fast Growing, Waterwise
SIZE Quart
Foliage Color Green
Growth Habit Upright
Flower Color Pink
Watering

Watering Needs:

Let dry between waterings
  • Light: Thrives in full sun (6+ hours daily); tolerates light shade but blooms best in bright conditions.
  • Soil: Prefers average, well-drained soil; adapts to clay, rocky, or sandy conditions.
  • Watering:
    • New Plants: Keep soil evenly moist until established.
    • Established Plants: Water moderately; drought-tolerant but benefits from deep watering in dry spells.
  • Fertilization: Not needed for strong growth, but a light feeding in early spring can encourage lush blooms.
  • Maintenance:
    • Deadhead spent flowers to extend blooming.
    • Cut back in late fall or early spring for a fresh new season.
    • Divide every 3-4 years to maintain vigor.
  • Pest & Disease Resistance:
    • Highly resistant to pests and diseases.
    • Foliage stays clean with good air circulation.
  • Hardiness: Thrives in USDA zones 4-9handles winter like a champ.