Echinacea 'Pixie Meadowbrite' - Coneflower Disease Resistant And then there's the bark

And then there's the bark

Foliage is needle-like

If you have a space to allow this shrub to grow freely as a stand-alone specimen it will provide a beautiful flowing display as it branches reach out

Leaving foliage through the winter will protect the root zone

Echinacea 'Pixie Meadowbrite' - Coneflower Disease Resistant And then there's the barkWe like pixie meadowbrite because it provides the traditional coneflower look, while also giving you increased resistance to disease and a more compact size. We think you'll enjoy the contrast of the deep green foliage in this flower with the magenta pink flowers. It's compact with strong stems, so the flowers won't droop, but it's tall enough at 18 to 20 inches to make it usable in the front, middle or back of a garden bed depending on the companion