Double Scoop Coneflowers 1 to 8 of 8 total
Double Scoop Coneflowers 1 to 8 of 8 total
Watermelon Deluxe
A compact 22- to 24-inch selection with upright hot pink flowers.
Double Scoop Coneflowers
Double-Flowered Echinacea Collection
Full Pom-Pom Blooms. Summer-Long Color.
Double Scoop Coneflowers turn the familiar echinacea flower into a fuller summer display with layered, pom-pom centers and saturated shades of pink, red, orange, and lemon yellow. Compact upright plants fit easily into sunny borders, pollinator gardens, cutting beds, and patio containers.
Coneflowers With Extra Layers of Petals
Double Scoop coneflowers replace the familiar raised cone with a dense center of short petals surrounded by a lower ring of longer petals. The result is a rounded, highly textured flower on an upright perennial that stays close to 2 feet tall. Eight colors give sunny gardens choices from pale lemon through orange, hot pink, strawberry red, raspberry, and cranberry.
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Full Double Flowers
Layered pom-pom centers give Double Scoop flowers a dense shape and fun texture for borders, containers, and cut-flower gardens.
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Compact Upright Habit
Most selections mature around 22 to 26 inches tall, a nice height for the middle of a border behind lower-growing perennials.
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Built for Summer Conditions
Heat tolerance and drought tolerance after establishment help these coneflowers continue performing through sunny summer weather.
Eight Double Scoop Colors
From Lemon Cream to Deep Cranberry
The collection moves from soft yellow into orange, pink, and red tones, making flower color the easiest place to begin when choosing a variety.
Lemon Cream
Mandarin
Orangeberry
Watermelon Deluxe
Bubble Gum
Strawberry Deluxe
Raspberry
Cranberry
Find the Right Variety
Compare Double Scoop Coneflowers
Most selections share a similar shape, so flower color and the slightly shorter Deluxe habit are the main differences to consider.
| Variety | Flower Color | Mature Size | Best Effect | Why Choose It |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Double Scoop Lemon Cream | Pale lemon yellow | 24–26" H × 16–22" W | Light summer color | Softest flower shade in the collection |
| Double Scoop Mandarin | Saturated orange | 24–26" H × 16–22" W | Warm-color borders | Clear orange tone with a full double center |
| Double Scoop Orangeberry | Orange-red | 24–26" H × 16–22" W | Orange-red accent | Bridges orange and red color schemes |
| Double Scoop™ Watermelon Deluxe | Hot pink | 22–24" H × 18–20" W | Containers / front-middle border | Compact Deluxe habit with a dark eye against hot pink petals |
| Double Scoop Bubble Gum | Saturated pink | 24–26" H × 16–22" W | Mass planting | Clear pink color for larger repeated plantings |
| Double Scoop™ Strawberry Deluxe | Strawberry red | 22–24" H × 18–20" W | Mixed beds / containers | Compact habit with rich strawberry-red blooms |
| Double Scoop Raspberry | Raspberry red | 24–26" H × 16–22" W | Deep summer color | Rich red-pink tone with a dense pom-pom center |
| Double Scoop Cranberry | Dark cranberry red | 24–26" H × 16–22" W | Dark red accent | Deepest red flower color in the collection |
Color in Repetition
Turn Several Plants Into a Wide Summer Display
Double Scoop Bubble Gum develops an upright mound around 2 feet tall, a nice size for repeating through the middle of a sunny perennial bed.
Planting several together creates a broad sweep of pink flowers during summer. An 18- to 22-inch spacing gives each clump room to fill out and lets neighboring flowers form a continuous display as the plants mature.
The pink blooms also sit comfortably beside ornamental grasses, salvia, sedum, bee balm, and other sun-loving perennials with contrasting flower shapes.
Double Scoop in Containers
Watermelon Deluxe Fits Patio Pots
At roughly 22 to 24 inches tall, Double Scoop™ Watermelon Deluxe has enough height to anchor a container arrangement.
Its upright stems lift the hot pink flowers above the foliage mound, giving the plant a defined silhouette in a simple black planter.
Use a container with drainage holes and a free-draining potting mix. Container-grown coneflowers need closer attention to watering during hot weather than plants growing in the ground.
Double Scoop Coneflower Quick Facts
Plant Type
Herbaceous Perennial
Growing Zones
4–9
Best Light
Full Sun
Typical Height
22–26 Inches
Bloom Season
Summer Into Early Fall
Attracts
Bees, Butterflies & Birds
Resists
Deer
Uses
Borders, Containers & Cut Flowers
Double Scoop Coneflower Care
Give Them Sun, Drainage & Room for the Clump
Once established, Double Scoop coneflowers handle summer heat and dry periods with modest care. Good drainage promotes healthy crowns through every season.
Light
Choose a Sunny Location
Full sun supports the best flowering and upright growth. Most Double Scoop selections can handle some shade, but flower production may decrease as shade increases.
Soil
Drainage Comes First
Average garden soil that drains works well. Coneflowers tolerate clay, loam, and sandy soils, but crowns can decline in wet ground.
Water
Water Regularly During Establishment
New plants need regular moisture as roots develop. Established coneflowers tolerate periods of drought, but supplemental water helps during extended dry spells.
Deadheading
Remove Faded Blooms for More Flowers
Snipping off spent flowers keeps plants tidy and can encourage additional bloom. Leave some later flower heads in place if you want seeds available for birds.
Fertilizer
Feed Lightly
Coneflowers rarely need heavy feeding. Compost or a modest spring application of balanced slow-release fertilizer is usually sufficient in average garden soil.
Winter Cleanup
Leave Some Stems for Winter
Spent stems and seed heads can remain through winter for texture and bird activity. Cut old growth near the ground before fresh shoots emerge in spring.
See the Plant Habit
Compact Clumps With Upright Flower Stems
Nursery images give a clearer view of plant scale, branching, and habit.
Strawberry Deluxe
Dense green foliage supports deep strawberry-red summer flowers.
Raspberry
Rich raspberry-red flowers sit above a tidy upright clump.
Mandarin
Orange pom-pom blooms add warm color to this compact plant.
Beyond the Garden Bed
Flowers for Pollinators, Bouquets & Birds
Double Scoop coneflowers have a long season of interest, spanning summer bloom through the seed-head stage.
Summer Pollinator Activity
Bees and butterflies visit coneflower blooms during the flowering season, adding movement to sunny perennial and wildlife gardens.
Fresh & Dried Flowers
Upright stems and highly textured flowers work well in fresh arrangements. Blooms can also be dried for longer-lasting indoor displays.
Seed Heads for Birds
Leave a portion of the late-season flowers standing. Mature seed heads provide garden texture and give birds another reason to visit.
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Double Scoop Coneflower FAQs
What are Double Scoop coneflowers?
Double Scoop coneflowers are compact Echinacea hybrids known for double flowers with dense pom-pom centers. Plant Addicts carries eight selections in yellow, orange, pink, and red shades.
How tall do Double Scoop coneflowers grow?
Most mature around 24 to 26 inches tall. Strawberry Deluxe and Watermelon Deluxe stay slightly shorter at roughly 22 to 24 inches tall.
How wide do Double Scoop coneflowers get?
Most selections spread about 16 to 22 inches. Strawberry Deluxe and Watermelon Deluxe are generally around 18 to 20 inches wide.
When do Double Scoop coneflowers bloom?
Double Scoop coneflowers bloom during summer, and flowering can continue into the later season with favorable weather and regular removal of faded flowers.
How much sun do Double Scoop coneflowers need?
Full sun gives the best flower production and upright growth. A location with at least five to six hours of direct sun is a good target.
Are Double Scoop coneflowers drought tolerant?
Yes. Established plants tolerate dry periods well. New plants need regular watering until their roots are established.
Are Double Scoop coneflowers deer resistant?
Double Scoop coneflowers are generally considered deer resistant. Browsing can still occur when food is scarce.
Do Double Scoop coneflowers attract pollinators?
Yes. Bees and butterflies visit the summer flowers, and mature seed heads can attract birds later in the season.
Should Double Scoop coneflowers be deadheaded?
Deadheading is useful for keeping plants tidy and encouraging additional flowering. Leave some late seed heads standing if you want winter texture and bird activity.
Can Double Scoop coneflowers grow in containers?
Yes. Their compact habit works well in substantial outdoor containers. Use a free-draining potting mix and monitor moisture during hot weather.
Can Double Scoop coneflowers be used as cut flowers?
Yes. The upright stems and textured double blooms work well in fresh arrangements, and the flowers can also be dried.
Which Double Scoop coneflower has yellow flowers?
Double Scoop Lemon Cream produces pale lemon-yellow double flowers and offers the lightest color in the Plant Addicts collection.
Which Double Scoop coneflowers have orange flowers?
Mandarin has a saturated orange flower, and Orangeberry has a warmer orange-red tone.
What is the difference between Bubble Gum and Watermelon Deluxe?
Both have pink flowers. Bubble Gum generally reaches about 24 to 26 inches tall, and Watermelon Deluxe stays around 22 to 24 inches. Watermelon Deluxe also has a darker eye that creates additional contrast as the flower opens.
Which Double Scoop coneflower has the darkest red flowers?
Cranberry carries the darkest red tone in the collection, with deep cranberry-colored double blooms.
Where can I buy Double Scoop coneflowers?
Plant Addicts carries Bubble Gum, Cranberry, Orangeberry, Raspberry, Lemon Cream, Strawberry Deluxe, Watermelon Deluxe, and Mandarin Double Scoop coneflowers online. Availability changes during the growing season.
Start With the Flower Color You Want in Your Summer Garden
Choose Lemon Cream for pale yellow, Mandarin for orange, Orangeberry for orange-red, Watermelon Deluxe or Bubble Gum for pink, Strawberry Deluxe for strawberry red, Raspberry for a deeper red-pink, or Cranberry for the darkest red tone.