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Echinacea 'Profusion'

Common Name: Coneflower Profusion

Echinacea ‘Profusion’ — commonly called Profusion Coneflower — is a vigorous, long-blooming perennial valued for its abundant rosy-pink flowers with prominent orange-brown cones that appear from early summer into fall. Dark green, slightly coarse foliage forms a well-branched, spreading clump and remains attractive through the season, sometimes developing muted tones in fall. Its upright, free-flowering habit produces exceptional bloom coverage, making it a strong performer in borders and mass plantings.

Mature Size:
Width: 24–30 in
Height: 24–30 in

USDA Zones: 4a–9b
Light: Full sun
Soil: Well-drained soils; tolerant of poor, sandy, or rocky conditions
Water: Low to moderate; drought tolerant once established
Wildlife: Attracts bees, butterflies, and songbirds (seed heads)

Features & Landscape Uses:
Form: Upright, spreading, clump-forming perennial with strong, branching stems
Excellent for borders, mass plantings, pollinator gardens, and naturalized areas
Heavy flowering provides strong color impact over a long season
Reliable and vigorous performer
Deer resistant and low maintenance

Maintenance:
Deadhead to extend blooming or leave seed heads for winter interest
Cut back in late fall or early spring
Divide clumps every few years if needed

Plant Type:	Perennial
Width:	24-30"
Height:	24-30"
Fragrant:	Not verified
Fruit:	Not verified
Zone:	4–9
Deer Resistant:	Yes
Salt Tolerant:	Not verified
Drought Tolerant:	No
Attract:	Butterflies
Exposure:	Full Sun
Bloom Time:	Summer
Landscape/Use:	Container, Mass Planting, Accent Plant, Border
Shape:	Spreading, Upright
Soil Type	Sandy, Well Drained
Flower Color:	Brown
Leaf Color:	Green
Fall Color:	Green