Color Coded® The Fuchsia is Bright Coneflower — photo 1

Color Coded® The Fuchsia is Bright Coneflower

Echinacea hybrid 'The Fuchsia is Bright' USPP35141, Can PBRAF

Vibrant fuchsia blooms with dark cones for a show-stopping garden display.

Plant Type
Perennials & Annuals
Width
16-18 In.
Height
20-22 In.
USDA hardiness zone
4 - 8
Sun requirements
Full Sun, Part Shade, Part Sun
Plant developer
Proven Winners
Design image count
1

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About Color Coded® The Fuchsia is Bright Coneflower

Color Coded® ‘The Fuchsia is Bright’ is a named Echinacea hybrid with vivid fuchsia-pink petals and a dark charcoal cone. Proven Winners lists a 20–22-inch height, 16–18-inch spread, summer-to-fall flowers, and USDA zones 4a–8b; Walters Gardens confirms the PP35141 and CPBRAF selection identifiers. [Proven Winners](https://www.provenwinners.com/p/11924) [Walters Gardens](https://www.waltersgardens.com/variety.php?ID=ECHFB) ## Color and placement The horizontal petals create a bright, high-contrast flower above green foliage. Plant it in full sun or part shade as a colorful mid-border clump; the listed width leaves room for nearby plants without making it a large shrub-like mass. The breeder also notes that bees and butterflies visit the flowers. ## Growing conditions Use average, well-drained garden soil and provide average moisture while the plant establishes. Proven Winners describes the selection as drought tolerant once established and deer resistant, useful traits for a sunny mixed border without implying that newly planted specimens need no irrigation. ## Maintenance Water through the first growing season and during extended dry periods while roots develop. Remove spent stems to keep the display tidy or encourage another flush; retain a few seed heads if winter structure is wanted. Leave enough space for the clump to develop and divide only if it becomes crowded.