Echinacea 'Meditation White' | 11cm Pot | White Flower

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Common Names

  • Coneflower

Echinacea ‘Meditation White’ offers pure white, daisy-like flowers with green-yellow cones, blooming from summer to autumn. This hardy coneflower attracts pollinators and is perfect for borders or containers, bringing serene beauty to your UK garden.

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Echinacea 'Meditation White'
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Discover the pristine elegance of Echinacea ‘Meditation White’, a delightful perennial offering a calm and serene presence to any UK garden border.

Echinacea ‘Meditation White’ is a stunning cultivar of the popular coneflower. It is celebrated for its pure white, daisy-like blossoms. These charming flowers feature striking green-yellow central cones, creating a beautiful contrast. This resilient plant brings a touch of tranquility to your garden. It blooms profusely through the summer and into early autumn. It forms a neat, upright clump, making it ideal for various garden settings. Gardeners cherish its long-lasting display and easy-care nature. It is a superb choice for both novice and experienced plant enthusiasts.

Key Features of Echinacea ‘Meditation White’

  • Pure white, daisy-like flowers with distinctive green-yellow cones.
  • Blooms from early summer right through to early autumn.
  • Attracts bees, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators.
  • Forms an upright, compact clump, perfect for borders and containers.
  • Hardy perennial, returning year after year with beautiful blooms.
  • Excellent for cut flower arrangements, bringing garden beauty indoors.

Understanding Your Echinacea ‘Meditation White’

The genus name ‘Echinacea’ comes from the Greek word ‘echinos’. This term means hedgehog. It refers to the spiky central cone of the flower. The cultivar name ‘Meditation White’ describes its serene white colour and peaceful appearance. This plant truly adds a calming element to any space. It stands out with its elegant form.

Bloom and Foliage

Echinacea ‘Meditation White’ produces an abundance of exquisite white flowers. Each bloom has a distinctive raised, spiky, green-yellow cone. Its petals are broad and gently reflexed, creating a classic coneflower shape. The foliage is a fresh, deep green. It forms a neat mound that perfectly complements the pure white blooms. This particular cultivar offers a consistent and long-lasting floral display, adding brightness for months.

Ideal Garden Uses

This elegant coneflower excels in perennial borders. It also thrives in cottage gardens and informal plantings. Its upright habit makes it a great choice for planting in drifts, providing a mass of colour. Furthermore, it works well as a specimen plant, adding vertical interest. You can also successfully grow Echinacea ‘Meditation White’ in large containers or pots on patios. Here, its striking flowers can be admired up close. This plant is versatile for many garden designs.

Pruning and Wildlife Benefits

Gardeners commonly deadhead spent flowers. This simple task encourages the plant to produce more blooms. It extends its flowering season considerably. In late autumn or early spring, cut back the entire plant to ground level. This practice helps maintain a tidy appearance. It also promotes vigorous new growth for the next season.
Indeed, Echinacea ‘Meditation White’ is a fantastic plant for supporting garden wildlife. Its nectar-rich flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators. These creatures find a valuable food source here. The remaining seed heads can also provide sustenance for birds during winter if you leave them.

Max Height 0.75 at maturity
Max Spread 0.60 at maturity
Growth Rate Average
Average growth
Position
Full Sun
Soil Type
Loam Sandy Chalk
H5 H5 – Hardy in most places

Hardy in all of the UK and northern Europe. Suitable for exposed sites.

−25°C +15°C
Typical minimum: -15°C to -10°C

Care Notes

Water regularly during dry spells, particularly in the first year to establish roots. Once established, it tolerates some drought. Apply a balanced granular fertiliser in spring. Deadhead spent flowers to encourage more blooms and extend the flowering season. In late autumn or early spring, cut back faded foliage and stems to ground level. Generally trouble-free, but monitor for slugs and snails on young plants. Divide clumps every 3-4 years in spring to maintain vigour.