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(Cone Flower)
Rudbeckia Flower seeds Rustic Dwarfs, Rudbeckia Chim Chiminee, Toto, Marmalade, Autumn Colours, Prairie Sun, Green Wizard, Rustic Dwarfs, Goldstrum
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Biennial treat as an
annual 20-25°C Thin layer vermiculite/compost Sow early spring for flowering the same year. Use of a fungicide is recommended.
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| Rudbeckia Prairie
Sun 80cm One of the finest new Rudbeckia varieties for this season, awarded a Fleuroselect Gold Medal. Large golden yellow flowers with lemon tips, encircling a lime centre button. Ideal for mixed borders, bedding displays and for cut flowers.
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| Rudbeckia Autumn Colours 60cm An attractive mixture of Autumn Shades - bronze petals, red rings and rusty red centres, this plant will really stand out from the crowd, use in the mixed border, on its own or even a centrepiece in borders. pkt approx 50 seeds
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Marmalade 38-45cm Marmalade is one of the most weather resistant flowers that can be planted in British gardens. Large flowers of golden yellow.
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| Rudbeckia Sonora
35cm Large golden yellow flowers with big black centres giving a real impact.
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Toto
20-25cm Bright golden yellow blooms are produced above deep green foliage and have good lasting potential. The compact plants can be used for beeding or containers.
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Green Wizard 150cm HP A curious and striking plant, bright green sepals surround a contrasting black central cone. Superb cut flower with a long vase life, the central cone ideal for everlasting flower arrangements, excellent border plant. Sow March to July flowers the following year from June until frosts.
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Rustic Dwarfs
60cm A dwarf annual Rudbeckia with flowers in shades of gold, bronze and mahogany- many of which are bicolours. Early flowering, blooming from late June to end of summer.
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Rudbeckia Perennial
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Goldstrum
R.fulgida 60cm Sow February onwards, Best sown June/July, refrigerate for 4 weeks prior to sowing (mixed with damp vermiculite etc sealed in plastic bag), then germinate at 30°C day 20°C night temperatures for best results, surface sow . A spectacular border plant bearing golden yellow flowers with deep brown centres. Blooms profusely throughout the summer months.
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The cultural information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.
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