Named 1998 Perennial Plant of the Year, 'Magnus' set the standard for purple coneflowers. Its bold, 6-inch-wide magenta-rose flowers have horizontally held petals (not drooping), creating a full, showy face. Excellent as a cut flower and a butterfly favorite.
A well-behaved, clump-forming perennial for full sun with moderate moisture. Reaches 3–5 feet tall with a narrow 1–2 foot spread. Reliable, long-lived, and stunning in mass plantings.
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