|oz./1000 sq. ft.||USDA Hardiness Zone(s)|Grey-Headed Coneflower is native the the central U.S. and can be found in dry woods, prairies and roadsides. It gets its name from the grey, cone-shaped centers of the flowers, which have drooping, yellow petals. Plants require sunny locations and can tolerate poor soils. Recommended for the cut flower garden, prairie mixes, pollinator plantings and the back of the border.