Orange Coneflower Varieties
Rudbeckia and Echinacea Plants
Orange coneflower varieties. Rudbeckia fulgida Goldsturm, Echinacea Tiki Torch, Sundown, Hot Papaya and Harvest Moon. Ratibida pinnata, the Mexican prairie coneflower.
In this picture, Rudbeckia hirta 'Rustic' is paired with the red castor bean plant.
I think these intensely-colored coneflowers are at their blooming best when combined with other bright or dark flowers and foliage.
The image below which depicts Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm' foiled by red castor bean and red banana foliage illustrates my point. The highlighted plant names below link to pages of more in-depth growing information.

This
black eyed Susan flower
is often commonly called orange coneflower though its petals are more gold than orange.
Also called prairie or gray headed coneflower, Ratibida pinnata has the smallest blooms of any of the orange coneflowers on this list.
Large pumpkin-colored flowers feature big, round bronze central cones which turn black as the seeds mature. The blooms arrive in mid summer and continue into fall on 30 inch plants with upright stems. Combine Tiki Torch with White Swan, the
green coneflower
Coconut Lime and a variety of yellow coneflowers in a stunning coneflower garden.
This cross between Echinacea purpurea plant and Echinacea paradoxa better known as Echinacea Sundown is part of the Big Sky coneflower family hybridized by Richard Saul at Itsaul Nursery in Atlanta, GA. The large blooms feature reflexed petals in a variety of orange through peach hues. Like every other Echinacea coneflower, they are more intensely colored when they first open and fade as they age. The brown central cone of this variety is round and flat. Plants reach 30 inches tall and nearly as wide in full sun.
Hot Papaya Coneflower
 
Buy Coneflower Hot Papaya Here Bright orange to paprika-colored, fully double flowers have short, fringed petals at the top and center, nearly covering the central cone. These are surrounded by a skirt of the usual Echinacea flower petals. These unique blooms sit atop stiff, 3 foot stems with burgundy markings. Hot Papaya is heat and drought tolerant with good disease resistance.
Orange Meadowbrite Echinacea
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Orange Meadowbrite coneflower is hardy in zones 4-9 but unreliably so in zones 4 and 5. It grows to a height of 36 inches and blooms in mid summer.The orange daisy flowers are lightly fragrant and good for cutting. These are heavy bloomers with drooping petals and brown cones.
Coneflower Harvest Moon is another Big Sky coneflower (an Echinacea paradoxa crossed with the Echinacea purpurea plant). Its golden orange petals blend beautifully with its bright orange cones. The plant's big dark green leaves are a perfect contrast to the blooms.
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