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Echinacea Double Scoop™ Orangeberry

Scientific Name : Echinacea x hybrida

Common Name : Coneflower

Hardiness Zone : 4a - 9b

Hardiness Degree : -20°F (-29°C)

Blooming Season : Late Spring, Summer, Late Summer

Plant Habit : Upright

Water : Medium

Fertilizer : None or when needed only

Spacing : 20 - 22" (51 - 56cm)

Height : 22 - 24" (56 - 61cm)

Width : 18 - 20" (46 - 51cm)

Exposure : Sun

General Information : Double flower form is eye-catching.
Clean leaves and brilliantly colored blooms.

Idea & Tips : Requires full sun and well-drained fertile soil.
Drought resistant.
Deadheading will prolong the flowering period.

Grower Information : Abundant, fully double flowers boast brilliant, non-fading color.

Very hardy plants overwinter well and provide long-lasting garden enjoyment.
First-rate branching for more flowers and superior show at retail.
More compact than the competition.

'Balscoberr'

Protection Information : PP23,145; US7,982,110

(Flowering Only License)

Breeder : Darwin Perennials

Propagation Guide
- Media EC/pH:
  
  EC 0.75-0.80 mmhos/pH 5.8-6.2
  
  Soil Temperature:
  
  72-78°F (21-24°C)
  
  Rooting Hormone:
  
  None
  
  Mist:
  
  Low; prefers high humidity to mist
  
  Fertilization:
  
  50 ppm N starting at Day 7
  
  Pinching:
  
  Not necessary.
  
  Transplanting:
  
  49-56 days after sticking
  
  Comments:
  
  Please refer to our complete Tissue Culture Echinacea guide at DarwinPerennials.com for detailed rooting information.
Finishing Guide
- Media pH:
  
  5.8-6.2
  
  Temperature:
  
  Nights: 55 to 60°F (13 to 16°C) Days: 60 to 65°F (16 to 18°C)
  
  Light Level (fc):
  
  3,500 to 5,000
  
  Vernalization:
  
  No
  
  Daylength:
  
  Long day obligate
  
  Watering:
  
  Allow media to dry moderately between watering.
  
  Fertilization:
  
  Use a balanced fertilizer at a rate of 125 to 150 ppm.
  
  Pinch After Transplant:
  
  No
  
  Plant Growth Regulators:
  
  None
  
  Pests and Fungal Diseases:
  
  None noted
Crop Scheduling
- 1–qt. (10–cm) pot, 1 plant per pot:
  
  14-16 wks Spring plant; 11-13 wks Summer plant for Fall
  
  1–gal. (15–cm) pot, 1 plant per pot:
  
  14-16 wks Spring plant; 11-13 wks Summer plant for Fall
  
  2 to 3–gal. (25 to 30–cm) pot, 3 plants per pot:
  
  14-16 wks Spring plant; 11-13 wks Summer plant for Fall
  
  Bloom Months:
  
  June to August

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