Coneflowers: Rudbeckia hirta
Botanical name: Rudbeckia hirta
Common name: black-eyed Susan
also known as (brown Betty, brown-daisy, bull-daisy, English bull's eye, golden Jerusalem, hairy coneflower, marguerite jaune, poor man's-daisy, wild golden glow, yellow-daisy)
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| Soil: | dry, alkaline, sand |
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| Zones: | 4a thru 9b |
| Care: |
easy
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| Lifespan: |
annual
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| Attributes: |
deer resistant, fall interest, bird attracting, butterfly attracting, bee attracting, drought tolerant |
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description for "Coneflowers: Rudbeckia hirta"
Rudbeckia is among the showiest and most carefree plants of the summer garden. No sunny garden should be without these reliable, long-flowering plants. Attractive foliage adds to their desirability. All species in this genus are native to North America--they have no serious pest or disease problems. Easily grown in most any garden soil. One of the heaviest-flowering and most familiar of all sun-loving wildflowers. The flowers are large and showy. Grows well in almost any soil. -- edited by dtd pbcouchman
History:
Rudbeckia hirta is native to central United States.
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