Echinacea 'Kismet Raspberry' | Kismet Raspberry Coneflower

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DESCRIPTION
Echinacea 'Kismet Raspberry' is a vibrant perennial known for its rich, raspberry-pink flowers that bloom prolifically from early summer into fall. The large, daisy-like blooms feature bold, overlapping petals surrounding a spiky, orange-brown cone, creating a striking contrast. These long-lasting flowers are a favorite among pollinators and add bright, cheerful color to the garden for an extended period.

Developed as part of the Kismet series, 'Kismet Raspberry' was bred for its compact form, heavy flowering, and resilience. Its intense, raspberry-colored blooms and extended blooming season make it a standout choice for sunny borders, pollinator gardens, and mixed perennial beds. Its vibrant color brings warmth and visual impact to outdoor spaces throughout the growing season.

DESCRIPTION
Echinacea 'Kismet Raspberry' is a vibrant perennial known for its rich, raspberry-pink flowers that bloom prolifically from early summer into fall. The large, daisy-like blooms feature bold, overlapping petals surrounding a spiky, orange-brown cone, creating a striking contrast. These long-lasting flowers are a favorite among pollinators and add bright, cheerful color to the garden for an extended period.

Developed as part of the Kismet series, 'Kismet Raspberry' was bred for its compact form, heavy flowering, and resilience. Its intense, raspberry-colored blooms and extended blooming season make it a standout choice for sunny borders, pollinator gardens, and mixed perennial beds. Its vibrant color brings warmth and visual impact to outdoor spaces throughout the growing season.

 

  • Family: Asteraceae
    Height: 12 to 24 inches
    Width: 18 to 24 inches
    Foliage color: Dark green, lance-shaped
    Flower color: Bright raspberry-pink with a prominent orange-brown cone
    Bloom time: Summer to early fall
    Light requirements: Full sun
    Water requirements: Low to moderate
    Maintenance: Low; deadhead to encourage rebloom, but leave seed heads for winter interest and wildlife
    Growing zone: USDA zones 4 to 9
    Wildlife attractors: Attracts butterflies, bees, and birds

    This plant can be seen in the perennial border at the Bellevue Botanical Garden.

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