Hi Kathy, I would love to trade with you! I have Black-Eyed Susan, Shasta Daisy 'Becky,' Erigeron 'Blue Fringed Daisy,' Ox-Eye Daisy (a lot!), Nippon (Montauk) Daisy and small yellow daisy which I can't remember the name right now. Sorry. I would love to trade for your yellow and orange echinacea which I can't fine anywhere here! By the way, I love your daughter's name :-) Please let me know if you would like to trade. I have a lot of other perennials plants also but my trade list isn't updated, so if you are looking for anything else, please let me know. Thanks! Carol (Daisy Lee)

I have a pkg of commercial seed left from this year you can have for sase if you'd like. Lana

BOTH REQUIRE A 4 WEEK COLD PROIOD IN ORDER TO GERMINATE THIS MAY BE PROVIDED IN REFRIGATOR OR IN THE SOIL WHEN PLANTED / SOWN IN THE FALL. so>>>>>> TAKE PICK REFRIGATOR & PLANT IN SPRING >>>> OR >>>>> SOW IN SOIL IN FALL

I was told that if you grow them together a fungus would start appearing that would affect them both. Frankly, I was skeptical, but I have never garden before so I thought I'll check out the claim. Since it appears to be OK, I plan to plant both of them together. By the way, I am told that the native species of Black eye susan and purple coneflower (I live in Illinois) may take over my yard. Is this the case? Paul