Gloriosa Daisy wildflower seeds (Rudbeckia gloriosa)

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Wildflower native purists may not want this “man-made” wildflower in their meadows, but most people do. Basic color and sandpapery leaves are identical to its parent, the black-eyed susan, but flowers are much larger, varied in form, and most important, this species is perennial, while black-eyed susan (R. hirta) is biennial, making its yearly bloom less dependable. A truly fabulous plant for meadow color. Also great for cutting.
No. of seeds per lb: 680,388

Botanical Name: Rudbeckia gloriosa

Common Name: Daisy, Gloriosa

Type: Perennial. Returns each spring from same roots, forming expanding clump. Blooms second spring from seed.

Color: Yellow like its parent, Black-eyed Susan,but often with starburst markings of mahogany brown.

Height: Up to 3 ft.

Bloom Time: Mid and late season

Flower: Daisy-like

Sun/Shade: Needs full sun.

Soil Preferences: Adaptable

Moisture Requirments: Average moisture, well-drained.

Where To Grow It: All regions of North America.

Zones: 3-10

Indigenous To: Not a true native, but a cultivar of No. Americannative Rudbeckia.


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