Echinacea Kismet Intense Orange - Coneflower Fragrant Daniel Dayton (1910s-1990s)

Daniel Dayton (1910s-1990s)

abundant spring bloom makes it valuable for pollinators emerging from winter dormancy

The cream and red flowers are bring a subtle beauty to the garden in the mid-summer months

'Wolf Eyes' kousa dogwood also has a smaller stature than most dogwoods making it a great understory tree or a specimen tree that you can fit into even the smallest of gardens

Echinacea Kismet Intense Orange - Coneflower Fragrant Daniel Dayton (1910s-1990s)Years of intense breeding and hybridizing have made Kismet Intense Orange an outstanding true orange coneflower. It just pops in the garden. Part of the Kismet series this plant boast outstanding large bold orange fade resistant blooms in a compact size. These coneflowers are of smaller stature and work well in the middle to front of beds, in rock gardens and under smaller ornamental trees. The blooms are profuse and the color of orange is truly