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 Echinacea purpurea ‘Avalanche’ A floriferous, dwarf white coneflower with a reliably uniform habit from AB-Cultivars in The Netherlands. This Echinacea is a dream for shipping and retail sales. Perfect for container gardening and small urban spaces, we predict Avalanche will dominate the market and eventually replace all other single-flowered white coneflowers. This plant has continuously bloomed from July to September in many garden settings. |
Echinacea purpurea ‘Avalanche’ Size: 15-18” tall by 15-18” tall USDA hardiness Zones: 5(4) – 9 Sun/shade: full sun Soil: average garden soil, well drained Moisture: moist, but well drained to get established, once established, it is very drought tolerant Disease and Pests: none known Landscape use: Foundation plantings, mass plantings, commercial landscapes, front or middle of the border, urban gardens, containers Market appeal/Uniqueness: This new dwarf Echinacea is a grower’s dream. With it’s uniform habit and pot-full-of-blooms appearance, growers and consumers will not be disappointed. This could very well be the ‘White Swan’ replacement we have all been looking for! Propagation methods: tissue culture, divisions Date of introduction to market: June 1, 2008 Bloom time: Early July for 8 to 12 weeks Presenting the grower’s dream - Echinacea purpurea ‘Avalanche’ - a new dwarf coneflower with crisp white blooms and a habit as reliable as a pot-mum. This new selection was bred by Arie Blom of The Netherlands. Arie’s quest for dwarf, more floriferous coneflowers with predictable habits resulted in this amazing new introduction. Prefect for smaller spaces or mid-border placement, Avalanche will amaze growers with its pot-full-of–blooms and it’s amazing, sturdy habit. |
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