The best known of these is the Rudbeckia fulgida and the selection known as Goldsturm, with each plant presenting loads of big yellow daisies from July onward.

WHAT: Rudbeckia fulgida Goldsturm, also known as Goldsturm coneflower, is a native North American perennial. The golden daisies with dark brown centers stand upright and make wonderful cut flowers ...

Well-drained beds.Great companion plant for other herbaceous perennials. Allen Owings Professor (Horticulture - Nursery Crops and Commercial Landscaping) LSU AgCenter - Hammond Research Station ...

Someone gave the Rudbeckia growth hormones. Or so it seems when you see Rudbeckia 'Autumn Sun,' a perennial that grows up to 5 feet high -- yet stays dramatically thin.

Abundance seems too mild a word for the crowd of flowers on Rudbeckia fulgida var. sullivantii 'Goldsturm,' the black-eyed Susan that was named and chosen for the . The sturdy, 2-by-2-foot plant ...

A member of the aster family, all rudbeckia cultivars are derived from a prairie plant, and it is therefore within such planting schemes, alongside grasses and other tall perennials, that it looks ...

Courtesy Rudbeckia "Goldsturm" thrives in the IDEA Garden of the Tyler Rose Garden. Rudbeckias, or yellow cornflowers, never fail to provide a colorful display during the hot time of year.

The name Rudbeckia honours a Swedish botanist called Rudbeck. The original plant of 'Goldsturm' was found by a German nurseryman in a nursery in the Czech Republic and it was eventually named and ...

The best known of these is the Rudbeckia fulgida and the selection known as Goldsturm, with each plant presenting loads of big yellow daisies from July onward.

Q: We planted rudbeckia Goldsturm at our driveway entrance about 6 years ago. Last year they were beginning to overcrowd, so this spring I dug out several clumps to give room for the rest of the ...

Consider these combinations of plants with long flowering periods to sustain your garden’s beauty: Â Perovskia atriplicifolia (Russian sage) with Rudbeckia Goldsturm (gloriosa daisy) and Sedum ...