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Why you should Grow Rudbeckia 🌼 For reliable late summer to early autumn blooms, there’s really no better flowering plant in my opinion than Rudbeckia! Rudbeckia is a long-lived perennial that can reliably produce blooms for many years, if left to its own devises, it will easily self-seed and cover an area in a sea of vibrant yellow flowers.This particular variety is ‘Goldstrum’ which produces stems of around 2-3 feet tall and large golden flower heads with a large central cone, hence the nickn

Check out the Rudbeckia ‘Denver Daisy’! It’s so beautiful with it’s big, golden yellow petals with a dark brown center, and it blooms from midsummer to late fall. It’s the perfect flower for adding a pop of color to your garden, and it’s also a magnet for bees and butterflies. They look amazing with other fall flowers, like mums and pansies. You should definitely check them out if you’re looking for a new flower to add to your garden. Rudbeckia ‘Denver Daisy’ is hardy in USDA zones 5-9. This mea

Plant fasciation in rudbeckia. Have you seen plant fasciation before. We tend to notice it the most in plants of the Asteraceae family. . . Follow @flamingoroadnursery for more 🌿 . . . #plantfasciation #rudbeckia #plantscience #asteraceae #englishgarden #springtime #smoothies #daviefl #fortlauderdale #westonfl #flamingoroadnursery | Flamingo Road Nursery and Farmers Market