Rudbeckia 'Cherokee Sunset'
By Greenthumb
- 2 Aug, 2009
- 6 likes
Starting to look like a flower in the yellow southeast bed. This bed is really going to look marvelous full bloom. Very pleased.
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Thank you Doon. I wish they survived here or reseeded. But I'll just keep starting them up and putting them in. They are a wonderful feature in our fall when they are fully blooming. This particular variety has many forms of bloom and many mixes of stained yellow. Makes a nice mass planting.
3 Aug, 2009
I agree, but surely you can harvest the seeds? hang the plant before frost upside down to get the seeds before frost.
3 Aug, 2009
I'll try that. Last year I had to cut them for vases, since the first frost bit in during the first bunch. These are well ahead of those, I might have a chance with them a bit more mature.
4 Aug, 2009
These are beautiful. I just love the double blooming ones.
7 Aug, 2009
Thanks FC. This variety has got a hold of me. Always a nice multicolor and usually double. I'm trying Doon suggestion for collecting my own seed this year. (Great new avatar) :-)
8 Aug, 2009
Thanks GT, I thought it was time to update, so all the new GOY'ers could see who they were talking to..lol Saving seeds is a excellent idea. I do it whenever possible too, sure can save some money that way. Well I don't know if I can really claim to be saving it, when I'm actually buying more plants with it...lol
8 Aug, 2009
lol...That'd be my case too. But it will help me preserve this variety for myself for the future. Things can disappear in availability here very easily.
9 Aug, 2009
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Nice, Rudbeckia are a staple in our garden, lovely specimen.
2 Aug, 2009