Proven Winners Double Scoop Coneflower

This plant requires full sun, which means at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day. For the best bloom production and to maintain its upright habit, ensure it is planted in a spot that isn't shaded by trees or buildings.

Yes, this coneflower is considered deer resistant. While no plant is completely deer-proof if food sources are scarce, deer generally tend to avoid the textured, sturdy foliage of this variety.

It works beautifully in both. Because it reaches a mature height of 22-24 inches, it makes an excellent 'thriller' or focal point in a large patio container, provided the pot has good drainage.

Once its root system is fully established in your garden, it is quite drought tolerant and can handle periods of dry weather. However, for the first season after planting, you should water it regularly to help it settle in.

Yes, it is a perennial. As long as you are planting it within its recommended USDA Hardiness Zones of 4-9, it will return reliably each spring.

For a mass planting, space the plants 20-22 inches apart. This spacing allows enough airflow between the plants while still creating a full, lush look once they reach their mature spread.