Blooming Eastern Purple Coneflowers

The Eastern Purple Coneflower (Enchinacea purpurea), is a popular North American species of a herbaceous perennial, flowering plant. The flowers have cone-shaped flowering heads and grow well in full sun or shade and well-drained soil. These beautiful flowers attracts bees, butterflies and hummingbirds and if the heads are left intact during the winter, birds will feed on the seeds.

A Young Eastern Purple Coneflower (Enchinacea purpurea), Blooming In The Late Summer In New England

A Side View Of An Eastern Purple Coneflower (Enchinacea purpurea), Growing During The Summer In Maine

A Young Eastern Purple Coneflower (Enchinacea purpurea), Growing In A Flower Garden During The Summer In New England

Another View Of A Blooming Eastern Purple Coneflower (Enchinacea purpurea), Growing During The Summer

A Bumblebee (Bombus), Feeding From An Eastern Purple Coneflower (Enchinacea purpurea), In Maine During The Late Summer

An American Lady Butterfly (Nymphalinae), Drinking From An Eastern Purple Coneflower (Enchinacea purpurea), In A Summer Flower Garden

A Beautiful Eastern Purple Coneflower (Enchinacea purpurea), Blooming In New England

An Almost Fully Bloomed Purple Eastern Coneflower (Enchinacea purpurea), Growing In August In New England

A Visit To An Eastern Purple Coneflower (Enchinacea purpurea), From A Bumblebee (Bombus), In The Flower Garden During The Late Summer

A Bright Purple Eastern Coneflower (Enchinacea purpurea), In New England

A Bunch Of Purple Coneflowers (Enchinacea purpurea), Growing In Maine During The Late Summer