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For sunny summer veggie gardens, Echinacea purpurea (coneflower) is a colourful addition to the landscape, and the petals are edible too.

In the herb garden, is often planted with other flowering herbs like catmint (), yarrow (), pink perennial basil and bee balm (). They will also thrive as container plants

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