Coneflower T-Shirts

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Part of #100daysofbotanicalbirds project - Day 10/100

coneflowers; rudbeckia; Yellow; flower blossom; summer flower; Flower; Germany; Flower; Plant; Blossom; Closeup

coneflowers; rudbeckia; Yellow; flower blossom; summer flower; Flower; Germany; Flower; Plant; Blossom; Closeup

coneflowers; rudbeckia; Yellow; flower blossom; summer flower; Flower; Germany; Flower; Plant; Blossom; Closeup

Coneflower

Coneflowers are a rugged species native to much of the United States. They thrive in sunny locations in the flower garden where they like hot, dry conditions and even shrug off cold weather! Echinaceas are known to be strong butterfly magnets with their large, fragrant flowers. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia

A beautiful display of bountiful coneflowers, use your imagination and bring the garden into your home! A great gift for the cook who loves to garden and the gardener who loves to cook!

Begonias Coneflower Petunias

Coneflower & Bee Number of views as of 30th January 2017 = 350. The Coneflower (Echinacea) is a genus of herbaceous flowering plants in the daisy family (Asteraceae) normally found in eastern and central North America. This one was pictured at the Cambridge University Botanic Garden, Cambridge, England. Date: 5th August 2013.

Hand-drawn pattern with various flowers- hydrangea, anemone, peony, dahlia and robin birds

Purple Coneflower

Purple Coneflower Echinacea Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Purple Coneflower Echinacea Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Joyful colors in this painting of a purple coneflower

An artistic rendering of a purple coneflower. All work is my own.

Coneflowers

Vibrant pink and yellow coneflowers (Echinacea) in the summer garden.

This pink echinace, sometimes called a coneflower, looks almost magical with its swirls and curves. The infinity and other shapes are common in a style of comic books, but it's also fun when applied to florals and landscapes. This fun floral art will brighten up walls and add beautiful accents to your wardrobe.

Row Of Pink Coneflowers In The Garden

Pale Coneflower

Up close of the flower of the Purple Coneflower Bush

Purple Coneflower

Blue Flower Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Abstract flower print of beautiful echinacea

Little Bee loves coneflowers.

Hand-drawn pattern with various flowers- hydrangea, anemone, peony, dahlia and robin birds

Close-up photograph of a beautiful, buttery yellow coneflower called Rudbeckia Lacinata, blooming in a summer garden in Penticton, British Columbia, Canada.

Blue Flower Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Canon Rebel T3i Coneflowers are a rugged species native to much of the United States. They thrive in sunny locations in the flower garden where they like hot, dry conditions and even shrug off cold weather! Echinaceas are known to be strong butterfly magnets with their large, fragrant flowers. Wilmington, North Carolina USA. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia

Coneflower Plaid 2

Coneflower Wide Stripe

A honeybee alights on a pink sunflower during a sunny afternoon. For as long as I have had a garden, I have worked along side the honeybees as they flit from flower to flower. It has been of great concern that for most of this summer I had not seen honeybees in the garden August. I am grateful they finally arrived!

Hand-drawn pattern with various flowers- hydrangea, anemone, peony, dahlia and robin birds

White Coneflower Macro by Debra Martz Coneflowers attract a large variety of insects and birds. My backyard patch was so busy that I decided to take some macro images of the insects on them. And not as easy to get was a photograph without insects... ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: "Flora" 20220626-DSC_6438.NEF

Coneflowers inspired by prairies of the Midwest/Wisconsin