Rudbeckia Nitida

Apply 1-2 cups of TSC's Complete fertilizer per 5 row feet, and 1 inch of compost. If you prefer to soak your seeds: soak in 85°F water for 1-3 hours and plant immediately — longer soaking times are often detrimental; seeds need air to live.

They make a bumbling drone as they fly similar to a bumblebee and generally appear when the summer has reached its peak. This series of articles will help identify some of the most unusual ones and give you a peek into their lives.

Apply 1-2 cups of TSC's Complete fertilizer per 5 row feet, and 1 inch of compost. If you prefer to soak your seeds: soak in 85°F water for 1-3 hours and plant immediately — longer soaking times are often detrimental; seeds need air to live.

Thrives in most soils in full sun. The characteristic brown, domed center is surrounded by bright yellow ray florets. A beautifully, stiff upright flower that grabs your eyes. A true sunshine worshiper that forgives neglect.

53,200 seeds/oz. Fresh: before blooms are completely open. Deadheading increases blooms during summer production. Tender perennial in Zones 9-10. Bottom water or mist to avoid covering seed with displaced soil.

This dwarf Rudbeckia variety has large, golden-orange flowers that bloom from summer to early fall. Plants grow to two feet tall, and flowers are up to five inches across. It is a versatile plant that can be used in flower beds, borders, cutting gardens...

Sturdy stems, vigorous branching. Packet: 100 seeds.http://www.johnnyseeds.com/flowers/rudbeckia-black-eyed-susan/indian-summer-rudbeckia-seed-1148.11.htmlTransplant: Sow 8-10 weeks before last frost.

Also serves as a filler or accent flower in bouquets. 51,300 seeds/oz. Also known as brown-eyed Susan and browneyed Susan. Gently press seed into soil. Wiry, well-branched stems have few leaves, making this an excellent cut flower.

It was named for Frederick Burbidge, the British plant collector who found it in Borneo in 1878. It always amuses me to hear that a certain plant was “discovered,” since I'm sure the native people were aware of it well before the “discovery” time.

An improved APEX seed that gives 25% more young plants, 75% minimum germination in soil. Highly sought for landscaping and a popular roadside cut flower. Does very well in sunny locations.

AAS award winner for great performance! Golden-yellow single and semi-double blooms that can be 6 to 9″ inches across.

Remove stem and dry in silica gel.Rudbeckia requires long days to initiate flowering and will continue to produce some, smaller blooms into the fall but on shortened stems of reduced quality.

Cover seed lightly, as light is required for germination. Also known as blackeyed Susan and gloriosa daisy. Tender perennial in Zones 9-10. Remove stem and dry in silica gel.Rudbeckia requires long days to initiate flowering and will continue to produce...

Tender perennial in Zones 9-10. Cover seed lightly, as light is required for germination. Outstanding in borders. Also known as blackeyed Susan and gloriosa daisy. Remove stem and dry in silica gel.Rudbeckia requires long days to initiate flowering and...

Tender perennial in Zones 9-10. Cover seed lightly, as light is required for germination. Seed has been film coated for ease of sowing. Certified organic growers, please check suitability with your certifier.

They were just begging to be bought and too unique to leave behind. Three were potted together, and the fourth was set in the ground.The cool part is that you never know if a new bloom will have mostly dark or light stripes until it opens.for a season.

I need about 200 seeds from Denmark eastern and western Canada.I need it by end of next month.,so email as soon as possible I need it by end of next month, so email as soon as possible

If you plant Black-eyed Susans beside your door, no ants will enter, but the butterfliesoh, the butterflies, they will just come right on in. I wanted to plant them by her front and back doors.

Because the Rudbeckias are native plants of North America, some people will say I can not properly call them "invasive" here. These new plants are insidiously tiny above ground, hard to spot and harmless-looking at first.

Flowering: A mix of double and single flowers velvety in texture in a mix of rusty pinks, oranges, and reds Seeds: The flowers turn into globular brown cones of small, rice-like seeds.

Will do just fine in full sun to partial shade. Diseases & Pests: No major problems. Seeds: Flowers will devlop into achenes, or 4-angled fruits, on seed heads. Placement & Cultivation This North American native is great for attracting bees and will not...

Divide every three years or so. A biennial to short-lived perennial that blooms summer and early fall. A "tip of the garden cap" to David Cavagnaro, who shared seed of this Iowa prairie flower.

Once flowers have faded, a new group begins to form and the show is repeated. The plant produces waves of bloom that open in concert, creating a spectacular show. Cuban Raintree (Brunfelsia nitida) Performing exceptionally well in potted containers, this...

Divide every three years or so. A biennial to short-lived perennial that blooms summer and early fall. A "tip of the garden cap" to David Cavagnaro, who shared seed of this Iowa prairie flower.

Tolerates hot and humid summers and some drought. Deer Resistant, Drought tolerant, Heat tolerant, Attracts Butterflies and Songbirds, 1999 Perennial Plant of the Year, Native Rudbeckia Goldstrum is easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained...

Gardeners were amazed by this sensational double rudbeckia when it burst on the scene circa 1897. “I was delighted with the fullness and gorgeousness of the blossoms and their clear bright yellow color.

For growers and retailers, this is an excellent item for 4" pots or larger, and makes a great addition to large combo planters. This outstanding European Garden award winner draws attention with its large, 4" blossoms of golden yellow and mahogany red...