Rudbeckia fulgida 'Little Goldstar', Black-Eyed Susan gritty soils A well-behaved cultivar of the

A well-behaved cultivar of the Texan roadside Gaura

Spring through fall

Most commonly from moist meadows

The female plant has a greenish-white flower that produces showy reddish-orange fruit when fertilized with pollen from the flower of a male plant

Clouds of bright yellow spidery flowers on bare stems in late winter

Rudbeckia fulgida 'Little Goldstar', Black-Eyed Susan gritty soils A well-behaved cultivar of theAbundant blooms mid summer to fall, darling 2 2. 5 inch yellow rayed flowers peer up from dark green foliage. Will thrive in a variety of soils as long as there is good sun, air flow and the colony is not subjected to soggy feet! Lovely in mass plantings, borders, a cottage garden, or open woodland. Clump forming via rhizomes. Perennial; Mature size: 1. 5 ft. Tall x 2 ft. Wide Minimum temperature: 40 F