Black-Eyed-Susan / Rudbeckia Cherry Brandy

by Maureen Sullivan on April 17, 2014

Rudbeckia Cherry BrandySun to Partial Shade. 24 inches. Cherry Brandy features a dramatic garnet-red flower with a brown center. Cherry Brandy may perennialize. A Long lasting cut flower.

Black-Eyed-Susan / Rudbeckia Chim Chimnee

by Maureen Sullivan on April 17, 2014

Blackeyed-Susan-Chim-ChimneeSun to Partial Shade. 24 to 30 inches. The 5 inch blossoms of Chim Chiminee begin to appear around the 4th of July. Needle-like petals in shades of yellow, rusty red and brown. Very unusual flower form for a rudbeckia. Chim Chimnee may perennialize. A long lasting cut flower.

Black-Eyed-Susan / Rudbeckia Indian Summer

by Maureen Sullivan on April 17, 2014

rsz_dsc00004Sun to Partial Shade. 36 inches. Indian Summer’s color and form are similar to the common Black-eyed susan, but its 6 inch flower size and long stems make it stand out in the border. Indian Summer may perennialize or self sow. A long lasting cut flower.

Black-Eyed-Susan / Rudbeckia Morrocan Sun

by Maureen Sullivan on January 25, 2015

Sun to Partial Shade. 24 to 30 inches. Morrocan Sun begins putting out its large  blossoms around the 4th of July. This fully double and semi double flowered mix contains yellow, rusty red and bronze and orange shades. Plants may perennialize. Self seeds. Long lasting cut flower.

Black-Eyed-Susan / Rudbeckia Prairie Sun

by Maureen Sullivan on April 17, 2014

Rudbeckia Prairie SunSun to Partial Shade. 24 to 30 inches. Prairie Sun’s green eye is set off by a skirt of golden petals which are themselves edged with a band sunny yellow. plants may perennialize or self sow. A long lasting cut flower.

Black-eyed-Susan / Rudbeckia Sahara

by Maureen Sullivan on January 12, 2016

Sun to Partial Shade. 20. Sahara’s semi-double and double flowers come in shades of rusty rose, soft pink-red, amber, and copper, unusual colors for rudbeckias. Blooms appear beginning around the 4th of July and continue through autumn. The flowers make excellent cuts.

Black-Eyed-Susan / Rudbeckia Tiger Eye

by Maureen Sullivan on April 18, 2014

Blackeyed-Sl-Tiger-EyeSun to Partial Shade. 16 to 24 inches. Tiger Eye has a stunning semidouble form. As a hybrid, the plants and blossoms of Tiger Eye are very uniform. While not as winter hardy as the other black-eyed-susans that we grow Tiger Eye is well worth having in your border or cut flower bed.  

Black-Eyed-Susan Vine / Thunbergia African Sunset

by Maureen Sullivan on January 25, 2015

Thunbergia African Sunset wsFull sun. Vigorous fast growing vining plant that will grow to 8 feet in one season. Blossom colors are a mix of rose, salmon, apricot and ivory with every shade on one single vine. Plant in moist, well drained soil.

Blackeyed Susan Rudbeckia (P) Maya

by Maureen Sullivan on January 20, 2025

Sun.  Height 18 inches.  Rudbeckia Maya has full double yellow flowers. Its compact size makes it perfect for the front of the border or container planing. 

Blue Pimpernel / Anagalis Blue Light

by Maureen Sullivan on April 17, 2014

Blue Pimpernel Angalis MonelliFull sun. Trailing habit. Vivid blue one inch flowers, each with a touch of red at their centers. Perfect for cascading over the rim of a container or a retaining wall. Plants branch freely. Prefers well drained evenly moist soil.