Echinacea, also known as coneflower, is a versatile and hardy perennial native to North America. Widely recognized for its medicinal properties, especially in boosting the immune system, echinacea ...

The seeds of the echinacea flower are a favorite food source for many birds, particularly during the fall and winter months when other food sources may be scarce. By leaving the seed heads on the ...

Q. I have been taking Echinacea with goldenseal every day since the beginning of fall. It works great. My husband has had four terrible colds since fall, and I haven’t caught any of them. I h… ...

Q: I bought a bunch of echinacea because they were selling for $1 a pot. Such a deal. My plan was to plant them now, but on the Web it says to plant them in the spring. Will they die if I put them ...

Echinacea tincture is easy to make. Getting through the psychological inertia might be the hard part of the process.

WebMD explores the use of the herb echinacea to prevent and treat the common cold.

Echinacea is a powerful herbal remedy for cold symptoms providing immune-boosting anti-inflammatory and antiviral benefits ...

You might recognize echinacea as an ingredient in the tea and cough drops tucked away in many a kitchen cupboard. A popular remedy for the cold and flu, some now claim this herb can prevent COVID ...

Echinacea or coneflower is a purple medicinal herb used for common cold, toothaches & improvement of the overall immune system.

Herbal Allergy Remedies: Echinacea, Eyebright, Golden Seal and More Help relieve the misery of hayfever with herbs that reduce symptoms. Echinacea, stinging nettle, mullein, thyme and more.

Echinacea angustifolia, or the narrow-leaved purple coneflower, was found to produce more seeds and be more genetically diverse in areas that burned compared to those that didn’t.

Julia Atkinson-Dunn is the writer and creative behind Studio Home. As my summer garden finishes its warm-up for the full-blown February chorus to come, I’ve been relishing this season’s ...