Goldsturm

Pollinators flock to feast, first on the nectar of summer and then on the dried seeds of autumn! The blooms are terrific for cutting, but make such an alluring pool of gold in the sunny garden, you'll hate to part with even one! And no plant is easier...

Over 80 flowers have been counted on a single plant, making this selection more floriferous than 'Goldsturm'. Since this variety is produced by tissue culture, the plants will be much more uniform than the seed grown ‘Goldsturm', resulting in fewer...

(We have the seed in our Wildflower Seed Section, and its a mainstay of wildflower mixtures. (In German, Goldsturm means, literally, Gold Storm.) Today, these tough, hardy, heavy-flowering plants light up our landscapes everywhere from backyard gardens...

Set with long, slender golden petals around a prominent dark brown cone, these flowers are great for fresh or dried bouquets, and act as a magnet for all neighborhood butterflies and bees in summer.

All on a neat and tidy compact native perennial with deep green foliage that is deer and drought resistant once established. LIttle Goldstar Rudbeckia lends itself to use in formal settings, mass plantings, as well as for a bright spot of summer long...

Fireworks brings deep beautiful color wherever you plant it, even in containers! It grows 24” to 36” tall and holds its color all season long, even deep onto the fall. Drought and disease don't bother it once it is established and salt air doesn't...

The show begins in midsummer in most climates and continues through early fall. To dry the flowers, simply cut the stem as close to the base as you can, remove any foliage, and hang upside-down in a well-ventilated, dry location for several weeks.

Annuals include bee plant, blue cardinal flower, comfrey, some types of datura, dusty miller, nicotiana, poppies of various types, prairie flax, Texas bluebonnet and tulips. Once these plants nearly fill the garden, some flowers deer like can be planted...