Black Eyed Susan, Orange Coneflower
Rudbeckia hirta, Rudbeckia Fulgida- A garden staple that is tried and true, Black-Eyed Susan or Rudbeckia, is a native wildflower with daisy-like blooms. Its ability to self seed makes it a wonderful choice to add to a beautiful meadow and wildflower garden. Once they mature and get hairy leaves they become deer resistant. The pollinators also love their showy blooms.
We carry two different varieties Hirta & Fulgida. Rudbeckia fulgida will form a nice, large clump in the garden with a more-mounded growth habit than Rudbeckia Hirta. The leaves of the fulgida variety are usually more rounded in appearance, especially near the base of the plant, and the stem and leaves are less hairy than those of the hirta variety. The Fulgida also tends to be a very hardy perennial while the Hirta is a biennial but drops seeds to regrow like a perennial.
Full Sun
Space 18” apart.
Available in 2.5 inch, 4.25 inch (quart) and gallon pots.
Rudbeckia hirta, Rudbeckia Fulgida- A garden staple that is tried and true, Black-Eyed Susan or Rudbeckia, is a native wildflower with daisy-like blooms. Its ability to self seed makes it a wonderful choice to add to a beautiful meadow and wildflower garden. Once they mature and get hairy leaves they become deer resistant. The pollinators also love their showy blooms.
We carry two different varieties Hirta & Fulgida. Rudbeckia fulgida will form a nice, large clump in the garden with a more-mounded growth habit than Rudbeckia Hirta. The leaves of the fulgida variety are usually more rounded in appearance, especially near the base of the plant, and the stem and leaves are less hairy than those of the hirta variety. The Fulgida also tends to be a very hardy perennial while the Hirta is a biennial but drops seeds to regrow like a perennial.
Full Sun
Space 18” apart.
Available in 2.5 inch, 4.25 inch (quart) and gallon pots.
Rudbeckia hirta, Rudbeckia Fulgida- A garden staple that is tried and true, Black-Eyed Susan or Rudbeckia, is a native wildflower with daisy-like blooms. Its ability to self seed makes it a wonderful choice to add to a beautiful meadow and wildflower garden. Once they mature and get hairy leaves they become deer resistant. The pollinators also love their showy blooms.
We carry two different varieties Hirta & Fulgida. Rudbeckia fulgida will form a nice, large clump in the garden with a more-mounded growth habit than Rudbeckia Hirta. The leaves of the fulgida variety are usually more rounded in appearance, especially near the base of the plant, and the stem and leaves are less hairy than those of the hirta variety. The Fulgida also tends to be a very hardy perennial while the Hirta is a biennial but drops seeds to regrow like a perennial.
Full Sun
Space 18” apart.
Available in 2.5 inch, 4.25 inch (quart) and gallon pots.