Rudbeckia 'Summerina Orange'

Rudbeckia 'Summerina Orange'Rudbeckia Summerina Orange is an intergeneric cross that combines the cheerful appearance of rudbeckia with the hardiness of echinacea. Also known as black eyed Susan, this perennial boasts large orange flowers that last from mid summer through autumn. The daisy like blooms take on a rusty hue as they near the copper brown centres, creating a striking floral display. Rudbeckia flowers are attractive to wildlife, bringing bees, butterflies and birds to

providing the perfect backdrop for the small semi-double roses that follow

Drought and pollution resistant once established

This potent savoury flavour

Prefers acidic soils

upright habit produce dazzling double blooms in an array of colours

Bush Rose Burning Desire is an undemanding deciduous plant that is long-lasting and easy to grow

bringing with it aromatic fruit with a spicy taste when it grows in August - late September

they are relatively drought-resistant and good to use as accents in decorative rock garden areas

Cinnabar Silver is also known as the Coral Bells or Cinnabar Alum Root

Plant Magnolia loebneri Merrill in moist

Shiny mid-green leaves emerge in spring

use in gaps of your flower beds for its long-time flower production