Luscious, mango petals and a golden cone.

Echinacea Meadowbrite™ Mango

Mango Meadowbrite is a deep yellow branch sport of Orange Meadowbrite TM, with the same wonderful habit, vigor and drought tolerance.

This new coneflower has luscious, mango-yellow colored rays, a bright golden-orange cone, and perhaps the strongest fragrance yet of any coneflower. Mango's tropical-colored blooms float above healthy, grass-green foliage in midsummer. It is a vigorous plant with lanceshaped, semi-glossy, deep green foliage.

Mango Meadowbrite is a deep yellow branch sport of Orange Meadowbrite TM, with the same wonderful habit, vigor and drought tolerance. Orange-yellow ray flowers, a golden-orange cone and a mouth-watering fragrance make this brightly colored beauty a perfect addition to summerblooming borders and cutting gardens. Plant this with Orange Meadowbrite for a tropical medley of brightly colored blooms during the hottest summer months.

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Who Am I?

Common Name

Mango Meadowbrite coneflower
Botanical Name

Echinacea 'CBG Cone3' PP16636
Origin

Mango Meadowbrite is a yellow branch sport of Orange Meadowbrite™, the first perennial introduction from Dr. Jim Ault of the Chicago Botanic Garden.

Cultural Details

Bloom Time

Summer
Size

2.5' tall by 3' wide
Hardiness Zone

4-9
Light

Full sun
Soil

Average garden soils. Does not appreciate heavy clay.
Moisture

Moist, but well-drained. Drought tolerant once established
Disease & Pests

May get aster yellows if infested with leaf hoppers.
Landscape Use

Borders, foundations, mass plantings, matrix plantings, naturalized gardens, pollinator gardens
Propagation

Divisions, Softwood Cuttings, Tissue Culture