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Deep rich orange blooms with a hint of rose resemble the colors of the setting sun. Flower heads grow up to 4" across with slightly reflexed russet-orange petals that overlap and surround a deep orange large central cone. Blooms appear all summer long on sturdy 32- to 40-in. stems.
Potted Plant.
Zones 4-9.

Zones: 4-9 Height: 32-40 inches Spacing: 18-24" Depth: Very adaptable to soil and climate conditions. Blooms best in full sun. Spread: 18-24" Sun/Shade: Partial Shade/Full Sun Color: Rich russet orange petals with a slight rose hue and a deep orange conical center turning to deep brown with age. Foliage: Lance shaped to ovate, medim green leaves with toothed edges.

Blooms: Midsummer to early fall. All summer Comments: Deep rich orange with a hint of rose, much like the colors of the setting sun. An introduction from Richard Saul of Itsaul Nurseries of Atlanta, Georgia. Is is a result of E. purpurea and E. paradoxa, and is part of the Big Sky TM series. Blooms are considered slightly smaller, but Sundown performs more prolifically than Echinacea purpurea. Shipping: View Shipping Schedule Unable to ship to: AE AK BC GU HI PR