Harris Seeds Echinacea Cheyenne Spirit Seed

Yes, this specific variety is bred to flower in its first year from seed, unlike many traditional Echinacea varieties that typically require a full season to establish before blooming.

These seeds are best started indoors using the transplant method. Maintain a soil temperature between 70-75°F for optimal germination, which typically occurs within 5 to 14 days.

Each plant will reach a height of 18-30 inches and spread about 10-20 inches wide. Plan your spacing accordingly to ensure they have enough room to branch out fully.

Yes, once the root systems are established, Cheyenne Spirit is quite drought-tolerant. However, like most perennials, they will perform best and produce more blooms if given consistent moisture during their first growing season.

This is a color mix, meaning you will get a variety of shades including red, orange, purple, scarlet, cream, yellow, and white. You cannot predict the exact color of an individual plant until it blooms.

These plants are reliable perennials known for excellent overwintering performance. Simply ensure they are planted in well-draining soil, as Echinacea generally dislikes sitting in wet, heavy soil during the dormant winter months.