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Coneflowers 'Julia'
The stunning coneflowers 'Julia' offers masses of bright orange flowers throughout the summer which then turn to golden-orange as fall approaches. It is a cultivar of the coneflower and named after the magnificent Dryas Julia Longwing butterfly. Plant in full or partial sun and create an amazing display in garden beds, borders, or as a central focal point in a rock garden.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Green
Leaf Color
8 cm to 10 cm
Flower Size
Red, Orange
Flower Color
Deciduous
Leaf type
0 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature

Care Guide for Coneflowers 'Julia'

Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
0 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Although coneflowers 'Julia' are considered drought-resistant, they thrive with regular watering. Initially, water coneflowers 'Julia' daily post-planting, then reduce to once or twice weekly for optimal growth.
Fertilize: Coneflowers 'Julia' thrives in nutrient-rich soil, but excessive fertilizer can weaken stems. Use slow-release fertilizer during planting and fertilize weekly. Supplement with magnesium sulfate and chelated iron as needed. Apply compost each spring to support healthy leaf and flower growth.
Pruning: Prune coneflowers 'Julia' from early to late spring by cutting back dead stems and deadheading spent flowers to enhance growth and prolong blooms. Pruning promotes airflow, prevents fungal issues, and maintains appearance. Avoid heavy pruning to reduce stress, encouraging stronger stems and a healthier plant.
Propagation: Coneflowers 'Julia' can be propagated by sowing or cutting. For cutting, take a 5 cm (2 in) branch in spring, keeping 2-4 leaves. Alternatively, divide in spring or autumn, ensuring each new plant has 4-5 small buds before replanting in prepared soil.
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