Rudbeckia, Tiger Eye Hybrid

Rudbeckia, Tiger Eye Hybrid
More blooms than we have ever seen on a single specimen.
This first F1 hybrid Rudbeckia boasts more blooms than we have ever seen on a single specimen. Sturdy plants produce loads of branches, tightly lined with deep green leaves and topped with petal-packed 3″ blossoms in rich golden yellow. A significant improvement over other Rudbeckias in susceptibility to powdery mildew means the non-stop show lasts even longer in the garden bed. Try a large drift for an unbelievable mass of pure color.

LifeCycle: Annual
Uses: Borders
Sun: Full Sun
Height: 16-24 inches
Spread: 12-14 inches
Sowing Method: Indoor Sow
Bloom Duration: 11 weeks

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