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[0] Echinacea spp PURPLE CONE FLOWER [2] Showy pink to white perennial wildflower. All species grow well in Central Texas. Have found a solitary native in the Lost Pines and a 1 lone native stand east towards Giddings. Grows well in full sun. May need some irrigation if wild cultivating growing for market. [3] Root (at least 3 years old) and seeds harvested in Fall. Made into tea, tincture, glycerite, paste, powder Pups may be pulled from main root and replanted. [1] 
immune stimulant used to draw poison out of the body topical and internal. Relieves pain from venomous bites or stings. Attracts bumble bees and insects
Medicinal Plants of Texas: Native Texas Edible and Medicinal Wildscape Article
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