Gloriosa
Daisy or Rudbeckia
Picture taken at Leu Gardens, Orlando, Florida
Description:
Leaves
basal, very coarse, oblong to
lanceolate to 5 inches long, flower stalks hairy. Flower Description: Daisy-like, 5-6 inches across Color: Yellows or gold, with dark red centers Germination
Requirements: Sow indoors maintaining
Seed to Bloom: 90 days Hardiness: Hardy, love heat and will tolerate drought. Exposure: Sun or partial shade Soil Requirements: Enriched soil/adequate moisture Mature Height: 2-3 feet Spacing: 12-18 inches apart Planting Season: Late summer Flowering Season: Spring/Summer Landscape Uses: Bedding, border Special
Notes:
Problems: Aphids, Crown rot, caterpillars.
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