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Purple Coneflower Benefits & Fascinating Facts #herbgarden #herbal #tnnursery #nativeperennials

31 Jul 2025 · 2 min

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In this short promotional video, Bailey from TN Nursery introduces their best‑selling perennial, the purple coneflower (Echinacea purpurea, also called enchantia). He describes the young plants’ rough, attractive foliage and notes they are not yet blooming. Bailey highlights the herb’s roots, which are used to make a natural‑antibiotic tea, and emphasizes the plant’s ecological value: it draws moths, goldfinches, and a variety of birds, making it ideal for attracting pollinators and exotic avian visitors. He explains that the current batch is slated for November shipment because the roots are not yet large enough for earlier delivery, and mentions that other patches have already been sold out, prompting a shift to November shipping. The video ends with a call to action to pre‑order the purple coneflowers.

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Hey guys, it's Bailey with TN Nursery. I want to show y'all one of our best-selling perennial flowers. These are purple coneflowers. They're not blooming yet, they're still young. They got beautiful foliage, it's kind of rough. They're an herbalism plant. Anybody that's into herbs knows what this is. We call them purple coneflower. They're also called enchantia, and these are all for the November shipments because the roots aren't big enough to ship yet. You see, but the roots are, I reckon, real big in herbalism. They make teas out of them. They're like a natural antibiotic, and they attract all kinds of beautiful moths, and goldfinches love them. Any kind of bird just loves these plants. If you really want to attract some exotic birds, purple coneflower is your best bet. And they're just beautiful. They're big clumps of leaves, and in about a month, though, this field will be just full of purple flowers. These will ship in November. We've sold our other patch and we've had to change it to November shipping, but this is all of our purple coneflowers in this patch. I think we have 4 or 5 more patches over there. And, um, if you just want a really interesting plant that attracts birds and pollinators, purple coneflower is the best you can do. They're beautiful. Let me see if I can't get this one's roots. Pre-order now.