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  • The pale purple coneflower is a very showy flower, especially when planted in mass or with other flowers of contrasting color. This sunrise view looks eastward over the Gobbler Ridge unit at Clear Creek Knolls. Volunteer stewards, Bernie & Cindy Buchholz, planted this stretch of prairie in 2011. Pale Purple Coneflower (Echinacea pallida)
    Coneflower Sunrise
  • "Clinging to Habitat." <br />
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A Dickcissel grasps the pale purple coneflower.<br />
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Dickcissel (Spiza americana)
    Dickcissel
  • Conflowers & Black-eyed Susans
  • These floral spikes are so captivating, with the lavender flowers blooming from the bottom up. If the Vervain is planted near the Yellow Coneflower, a beautiful landscape scene begins to emerge. Many insects are attracted to the flowers, including bees, flies, grasshoppers and butterflies. Birds such as the Cardinal, the Junco (in winter) and the Field Sparrow, enjoy the seeds. Hoary Vervain (Ratibida pinnata)
    Vervain & Coneflowers
  • Dynamic Duo 18
  • Vibrant Blush
  • With its sharp coppery–orange cone spikes and its purple–pink drooping petals, this native flower really “rocks” on the prairie. The coneflower is a very showy flower, especially when planted in mass or with other flowers of contrasting color. With the unique petal–twisting that can form, the flower gives an appearance of dancing in the wind. The nectar in the blooms attract butterflies, while the birds (Goldfinches) enjoy the seeds in the cone. Pale Purple Coneflower (Echinacea pallida)
    Pale Purple Coneflower
  • The Yellow Coneflowers and the lavender Wild Bergamot blooming together in the prairie create a spectacular show! The Yellow Coneflowers have such a cheerful appearance and bloom for a long time, from July through September. Many insects, including bees and butterflies, enjoy the nectar from these flowers, while birds like Goldfinches, enjoy the flower seeds. Yellow Coneflowers (Ratibida pinnata)
    Yellow Coneflowers
  • Pale Purple Coneflower
  • 23 Pale Purple Coneflowers
  • 24 Pale Purple Coneflowers
  • 21 Pale Purple Coneflowers