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Rudbeckia

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Rudbeckia
genus of North American plants in family Asteraceae; contain an unidentified toxin which causes incoordination, abdominal pain, diarrhea; includes R. hirta (black-eyed Susan), R. laciniata (golden glow, thimble weed, cone flower), R. occidentalis (western cone flower).


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Rudbeckia species will add to the autumn glow, in particular rudbeckia Herbstonne - with its bright yellow flower, it can be complimented with the rich rusts of rudbeckia hirta varieties.
Late Spring and Summer: Campanula, Nemophila, Eschscholzia, Clarkia, Gypsophila, Centaurea, Linum, Lavatera, Nigella, Limnanthes, Cosmos, Reseda, Phacelia, Coreopsis, Nepeta, Persicaria, Sidalcea, Rudbeckia, Geranium, Achillea, Erigeron, Lonicera, Hydrangea, Solidago, Cotoneaster, Cynoglossum, Scabious, Anchusa, Lavendula, Origanum, Lythrum, Helenium, Thymus, Veronica and Hebe, Viburnum, Syringa, Fragaria, Rubus, Ligustrum, Potentilla, .
RUDBECKIA 'Cappuccino', whose enormous flowers grew up to 24cm across in trials.
 
 
 
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