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Perennials : Ajuga | Aster | Astilbe | Balloon flower | Bee balm | Black eyed Susan | Columbine | Cone flower | Coral bells | Coreopsis | Day lily | Dianthus | Diascia | Gaillardia | Geraniums | Grasses, ornamental | Heucherella | Hibiscus | Hosta | Iris | Jacobs ladder | Leopard plant | Lobelia | Lungwort | Mountain bluet | Penstemon | Peony | Salvia | Scabious | Sedum | Spiderwort | Thyme | Tiarella | Verbena | Veronica | Yarrow | Roses |
Rudbeckia, Black eyed Susan or Black eyed Susie is a native North American plant of meadows and light woodland. They flower in late summer and fall and add a welcome spectacular burst of color blending particularly well with fall colors of browns, reds and russets. Good as cut flowers. They don't like soil that dries out, but appreciate heavy soils (even clay) where they will grow well. Generally tall plants of 24 to 36 inches, there are some shorter varieties that are easier to fit into many planting schemes. Grow some and give your garden a spectacular touch of the prairie. Rudbeckia hirta a half-hardy annual is often available from seed this is useful as summer bedding. |
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