
Companion plants for Purple Coneflower
36 partners scored across pest control, nitrogen, root depth, shade and spacing.
Best partners
Coral BellsExcellent pair- Purple Coneflower attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids that attack Coral Bells
- Purple Coneflower draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both
- Purple Coneflower roots deep while Coral Bells feeds near the surface — no competition
- Excellent pair
- Purple Coneflower attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids that attack Lingonberry
- Purple Coneflower draws Bees and Bumblebees and more that improve pollination for both
- Purple Coneflower roots deep while Lingonberry feeds near the surface — no competition
- Excellent pair
- Purple Coneflower attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids that attack Red Mustard
- Red Mustard suppresses pests that trouble Purple Coneflower
- Red Mustard acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Purple Coneflower
- Excellent pair
- Purple Coneflower attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids that attack Wasabina
- Wasabina suppresses pests that trouble Purple Coneflower
- Wasabina acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Purple Coneflower
- Great pair
- Purple Coneflower attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids and Whitefly and more that attack Bedding Begonia
- Purple Coneflower roots deep while Bedding Begonia feeds near the surface — no competition
- Bedding Begonia acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Purple Coneflower
- Great pair
- Purple Coneflower attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids that attack Chervil
- Purple Coneflower roots deep while Chervil feeds near the surface — no competition
- Chervil acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Purple Coneflower
- Great pair
- Purple Coneflower attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids that attack Forget-me-not
- Purple Coneflower roots deep while Forget-me-not feeds near the surface — no competition
- Forget-me-not acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Purple Coneflower
- Great pair
- Purple Coneflower attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids that attack Garden Cress
- Purple Coneflower roots deep while Garden Cress feeds near the surface — no competition
- Garden Cress acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Purple Coneflower
- Great pair
- Purple Coneflower attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids that attack Hon Tsai Tai
- Purple Coneflower roots deep while Hon Tsai Tai feeds near the surface — no competition
- Hon Tsai Tai acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Purple Coneflower
- Great pair
- Purple Coneflower attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids and Whitefly and more that attack Impatiens
- Purple Coneflower roots deep while Impatiens feeds near the surface — no competition
- Impatiens acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Purple Coneflower
- Great pair
- Purple Coneflower attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids that attack Komatsuna
- Purple Coneflower roots deep while Komatsuna feeds near the surface — no competition
- Komatsuna acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Purple Coneflower
- Great pair
- Purple Coneflower attracts Hoverflies and Lacewings and more, which prey on the Aphids that attack Land Cress
- Purple Coneflower roots deep while Land Cress feeds near the surface — no competition
- Land Cress acts as living mulch, keeping soil moist and weeds down around Purple Coneflower
Also works well
Keep apart

Black Sage releases compounds that inhibit Purple Coneflower

Black Walnut releases compounds that inhibit Purple Coneflower

Fennel releases compounds that inhibit Purple Coneflower
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