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  • From "Garden Sense"
    episode DGAR-110


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    Rudbeckia hirta 'Prairie sun' – Prairie Sun Gloriosa Daisy (Black-Eyed Susan)

    • Annual with 5-inch golden daisy-like flowers with orange petal base and sage-green centers
    • Plant in well-drained soil
    • Plant in full sun
    • Deadhead to promote continued blooming; may reseed
    • May become covered with powdery mildew.
    • Space generously to allow for good air circulation
    • Height: 36 inches; Width: 12-18 inches
    • Annual in all zones (seems to die in fall no matter how warm):

      • Zones 2-8: Plant in spring after danger of frost has passed; collect seed in fall for planting the following spring; discard plants after killing frost.
      • Zones 9-11: Plant in spring or sow seeds in fall when ripe; discard plants in fall.

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    Rudbeckia hirta 'Autumn Colors' – Autumn Colors Gloriosa Daisy (Black-Eyed Susan)

    • Annual with 7-inch yellow or bronze daisy-like flowers with maroon-burgundy centers
    • Plant in well-drained soil
    • Plant in full sun
    • Deadhead to promote continued blooming; may reseed
    • Space generously to allow for good air circulation
    • Height: 20-24 inches; Width: 12-18 inches
    • Annual in all zones (seems to die in fall no matter how warm):

      • Zones 2-8: Plant in spring after danger of frost has passed; collect seed in fall for planting the following spring; discard plants after killing frost.
      • Zones 9-11: Plant in spring or sow seeds in fall when ripe; discard plants in fall.

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    RESOURCES :

    A-Z Encyclopedia of Garden Plants
    American Horticultural Society
    Dorling Kindersley Publishing Inc.
    ISBN 0-7566-0616-0
    Website: www.dk.com

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