High Plains Gardening
The gardening website of the Texas High Plains Region
Echinacea angustifolia is the herbal echinacea. Native throughout most of the Midwest, and the Texas Panhandle. Very drought tolerant. It can be seen growing along roadsides and in nature generally. A good cut flower. The common name Black Samson refers to its roots. Not as showy as E. purpurea and newer introductions.
Full sun, drought tolerant bed. Xeris strip. Native plant garden.
Deadhead after flowering if desired or allow to self-sow.