Purple coneflowers bloom amidst rocky terrain with scattered petals.
Overhead view of a small bush of the Purple coneflower plant. The flowers have thin green stems and are spread out with thin red-magenta pedals that are angled downward and a dark circular center, the leaves are simple pointer shaped and are bundled in a small ball under the flowers. Some flowers are young with tiny green underdeveloped pedals. The bush is in a rocky patch consisting of small rough rocks, similar to gravel, and dark purple flower pedals are visible on the ground, with dried twigs. The ground has a slight dappled shade, with some spots of sunlight hitting the flower patch on the bottom right.