Black Eye Susan - American Gold Rush - Rudbeckia Columnar lavender-purple flowers with contrasting white

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This darker cooler coloration makes 'Eye Shadow' a perfect choice to offset red colored brick

'Greensleeves' kousa dogwood earns its name from the subtle chartreuse blush that tints its creamy white bracts when they first emerge in early summer

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Black Eye Susan - American Gold Rush - Rudbeckia Columnar lavender-purple flowers with contrasting whiteNothing quite says summer like the blooms of a Black Eye Susan. We are excited to offer a new cultivar of this North American staple that has resistance to mildew and leaf spot. American Gold Rush is a strong producer from July to September and will provide strong mounds of golden flowers for months on end. These are a great choice for a native plant that thrives in the midwest in a variety of conditions. *Photo Credit: Walter Gardens