If you've walked our trails this week, you've probably spotted these bold, rosy-purple blooms of Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea).

This native perennial provides continuous color and nectar for pollinators and songbirds rely on the seed heads through fall and winter. They're a good example of cultivating a living landscape — not just planting for beauty, but for the whole cycle of wildlife that depends on it. And if these small moments of discovery mean something to you, consider supporting the work that keeps our trails thriving. Become a member of Dunwoody Nature Center today at the link in our bio! #DunwoodyNatureCenter #DiscoverDunwoodyNature #DNC #DunwoodyGA #DunwoodyGeorgia #AtlantaNature #ExploreGeorgia #MetroAtlanta #SandySprings #NorthAtlanta #Pollinators #Coneflower #NativePlants #DiscoverDunwoody