Rudbeckia Goldsturm
Other Names : fulgida Goldsturm
Description:
clump-forming habit; slightly hairy, lance-shaped foilage; round, brown cones ithe daisy-like, golden yellow flowers, bloom in aug-Sept. Grown in rich, moist soil in full to part sun.Plant Notes:
Planting Tips
Soil Requirements: Drought-tolerant; suitable for xeriscaping. Average water needs; Watter regularly, do not overwater. When transplanting water daily until wilt stops. Then as any perennial, water deeply to establish deep roots that need less water.
Maintenance Tips
Diseases: During wet years this plant can get leaf fungus wich can be cut off.
Propagation Tips
Propagation: You may divide the rootball in spring. Allow seedheads to dry on plants; remove seeds, foliage may be stickly so wear gloves. Sow seed indoors in early Spring or after the threat of frost outside.
Reseeds: Self-sows freely; deadhead if you do not wate volunteer seedlings next season.
Companions and Usage
Companion Plants: Companions to this plant might be Russian Sage, Yellow Yarrow, Chrysanethemums (deep red).
Foliage Height: 12-18", Blooming Height: 24-36", Spread: 12-18"
Enviornment: Full Sun to Part Shade
Zones: 4,5,
| Suitable for Garden Types | ||||
| Woodland: Y | Prairie Garden: Y | Wet Land: Y | Cottage: Y | Border: Y |
| Other Statistics | ||||
| Showy: Y | Deer Resistant: Y | Attracts Butterflies: Y | Attracts Birds: Y | Rabit Resistant: Y |