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Echinacea success!

 
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I have tried multiple times to grow Echinacea. Here is my very first bloom!!! Yes. Second year plant. With more flower buds and 3 additional plants working on their courage to flower. Woo hoo!
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Echinacea is one of the prettiest plants that have medicinal value.

I grew it one years.
 
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