Yellow Coneflower native to the Ozark Mountain area. This plant is relatively rare. A good choice for conservationists who would like to increase the population of this plant. Beautiful in the landscape with reflexed yellow blooms and dark irridescent centers. Not quite as strong medicinally as the other species, but a worthwhile plant to grow […]
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Echinacea narrowleaf
This plant is native to the prairie land of the Western US.The most challenging Echinacea to grow in a garden setting, it is a slow growing plant easily prone to crown rot from overwatering but with careful neglect can do quite well. Flowers to 2 feet with sweet flowers with pale pink drooping petals much […]
Echinacea Atrorubens
This echinacea is a rare species that is native to Eastern Oklahoma and Eastern Kansas. Flowers vary from lavender to dark purple with ray flowers strongly reflexed downward toward the stem. Foliage is very attractive to slugs and snails compared to some of the other species otherwise a vigorous grower. Great plant for the collector […]
Echinacea Pallida
This species is native to the central plains states. Lovely rosette of narrow, slightly fuzzy leaves with a 3 foot bloom of pretty pale pink/lavender flowers. Medicinally, the root has much the same immune enhancing activity as the other species, and is relatively easy to grow. Very drought tolerant, likes full sun. Perennial Hardy to […]
Echinacea Purpurea
Purple Coneflower. The pretty green rosette of lance shaped leaves give rise to numerous Rich, magenta, purple daisies with characteristic luminescent centers that appear from July to September. This species is by far the easiest to grow and is very tolerant of varied growing conditions. Echinacea is most popular for increasing bodily resistance to infection […]
Echinacea Tennesseensis
Tennessee Purple Coneflower is limited to a small range in SC and TN. It is now listed as a federally endangered species. For this reason it needs to be cultivated in a garden setting. This species is reasonable to grow as a garden plant and is not as sensitive to watering. Beautiful rich magenta pink […]
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Crimson Sage Nursery – Decemeber 2021 Newsletter
Crimson Sage Medicinal Plants Nursery announces a new website, gift cards, and more! Our healing plants are grown in Orleans, California, on the bluffs above the Klamath River We are very excited to announce our brand new website! CRIMSONSAGE.COM Our new site is easy to use from any mobile device or computer. Returning customers can […]
Why Certified Organic?
USDA Certified Organically Grown Medicinal Plants, Certified by CCOF What does it mean to be Certified Organic? At Crimson Sage Nursery, we have always used organic methods and strongly believe that it is the best way to insure a sustainable and productive garden and produce healthy, robust nursery stock. Our nursery is inspected each year […]
Planting Your Herbscape
By Tina Glaessner, Herbalist and Former Proprietor of Crimson Sage Nursery, Orleans, CA Plants Mentioned in the article are listed here and have links to their Crimson Sage Nursery Pages for more information and ordering. Agastache | Angelicas of all Types | Anise Hyssop | Ashitaba | Bergamont | Bitter Melon | Black Cottonwood | […]
