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The big bold blue-green basal foliage is this plant's major appeal for me. The leaves can reach 18". Both their color and their size draw...Read More
While rescuing plants from the road grader on my dad's ranch in Western Kansas, I somehow ended up with a Rudbeckia Maxima that must have...Read More
this is my favorite of all the rudbeckias ! My only complaint is how slow it grows. The first time I saw it I knew I HAD to have one....Read More
A very nice addition to my perennial border. This plant towers above all other plants in the border. It is lovely. The long stalks (over ...Read More
A very exciting Rudbeckia! Wide cabbage-like leaves give it great distinction and a much greater tropical effect compared to other conefl...Read More
This plant grows very tall with yellow flowers. Birds like to eat the seeds.
Pictures don't really do it justice. I just discovered this plant a month ago at the Dallas Arboretum and had to track one down. The la...Read More
This plant is a stunning success in my difficult conditions - an overgrown field I'm turning into a wet prairie. Even though the soil is ...Read More
This plant will germinate without stratification ..... seeds should be covered lightly.... light aids germination...... this is how I s...Read More
This is a spectacular turkscap-like flower that blooms in August in my western New York garden. It seems not to be affected by either exc...Read More
R. maxima is an eye-catching perennial native to Arkansas, Louisiana and into Texas. It forms attractive clumps or heads of foliage low ...Read More