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Rudbeckia 'Indian Summer' will produce beautiful single and semi-double flowers for many years in your garden. From Wimbee Creek Farm.

Rudbeckia hirta ‘Indian Summer’

$9.95

Rudbeckia Indian Summer produce long, golden-yellow rays surrounding chocolate-black centers. Rudbeckia Indian Summer blooms from July thru September followed by mahogany foliage in the fall. A fine display on substantial plants. Road salt tolerant.

ype: Perennials
Height: Tall 3-4′
Spacing: Plant 12″ apart
Bloom Time: Early Summer to Early Fall
Sun-Shade: Full Sun
Zones: 5-8   Find Your Zone
Soil Condition: Normal, Acidic, Sandy, Clay
Flower: Yellow
Accent: Yellow
Pot Size: 3.5″ square x 4″ deep

Features to Note

  •  Beneficial for Pollinators
  •  Attracts Butterflies
  •  Good for Cut Flowers
  •  Deer Resistant
  •  Long-Blooming
  •  OK in Containers
  •  Rabbit Resistant
  •  Seaside/Salt Tolerant

Rudbeckia General Information

Rudbeckia hirta are wonderful, free flowering daisies in colors from yellow through bronze and mahogany. You can have them for years, but the original plants will only last a few seasons. But wait! The plants self-seed readily and if you learn to recognize the slightly hairy seedlings and allow a few to develop where you want them; you can have as many as you want for many years.

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ype: Perennials
Height: Tall 3-4′
Spacing: Plant 12″ apart
Bloom Time: Early Summer to Early Fall
Sun-Shade: Full Sun
Zones: 5-8   Find Your Zone
Soil Condition: Normal, Acidic, Sandy, Clay
Flower: Yellow
Accent: Yellow
Pot Size: 3.5″ square x 4″ deep

Features to Note

  •  Beneficial for Pollinators
  •  Attracts Butterflies
  •  Good for Cut Flowers
  •  Deer Resistant
  •  Long-Blooming
  •  OK in Containers
  •  Rabbit Resistant
  •  Seaside/Salt Tolerant

Rudbeckia General Information

Rudbeckia hirta are wonderful, free flowering daisies in colors from yellow through bronze and mahogany. You can have them for years, but the original plants will only last a few seasons. But wait! The plants self-seed readily and if you learn to recognize the slightly hairy seedlings and allow a few to develop where you want them; you can have as many as you want for many years.

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