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TERRA NOVA%u00ae is one of the foremost breeders of Echinacea. Initially, we were famous for our long-lasting colors, beautiful flower forms and broad range of habits and flower types. Recently we've come to be known for unique flower types, great performance and awardwinning trial results nationally.Upright TypesSome of our most popular Echinacea varieties add depth and grace to gardens by adding outstanding color on tall, upright plants. A few of these favorites include 'Aloha', 'Big Kahuna', and 'Flame Thrower'. We also must mention two of our long-term most popular plants; 'Tomato Soup' and 'Tiki Torch'. Look for our REVELATION%u00ae 'Coral' to join this classic gardenplant club.Full Double Cone TypesThe gene for double cones was an elusive one originally but TERRA NOVA%u00ae captured it in breeding work and brought it to a new level. The CARA MIA%u2122 Collection launched to great fanfare, bred to be landscape staples with improved habit and unique colors. The recent SUNNY DAYS%u2122 Series additions are the heaviest flowering and sturdy plants that look great in the ground but also in gallons at retail. Brand new this year is the SUNDIAL%u2122 Series with far and away the largest individual double cones on tight compact plants, perfect for cut flowers, container gardening and landscaping!Medium Mounding TypesAmong the favorite offerings at TERRA NOVA%u00ae are the mid height plants that look great at retail and in the landscape of any sized garden. The DREAM%u2122 Series are full, upright mounds that explode with color in the summer each year. 'Tangerine Dream' is a robust orange color with fabulous color retention. 'Glowing Dream' is an electric watermelon red color %u2013 nothing else is like this one! The multiple award-winning KISMET%u00ae Series fills in the central elements of the landscape bed with the perfect knee height and an explosion of color. These are some of the most outstanding varieties in gallon containers at retail and great garden performers. 52Classifications of EchinaceaWhy TERRA NOVA%u00ae Echinacea?
