Rudbeckia Prairie Sun
2003 AAS Flower Winner
Rudbeckia Prairie Sun

This robust rudbeckia has distinctive blooms. The light green central cone blends beautifully with the golden-yellow petals, which are tipped primrose yellow. The 5-inch blooms on branching plants that mature at about 3 feet tall make a strong statement in any full-sun garden. Easy to grow and maintain, Prairie Sun is a memorable plant in any perennial, annual or cut flower garden. Flower stems are sufficiently long for quality cut flowers. Prairie Sun plants become a forceful focal point in any large container.

Prairie Sun is also a recipient of the FleuroSelect Gold Medal award for performance in European trials.

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Plant Description
Genus:
Rudbeckia
Species:
hirta
Common Name:
Rudbeckia
Plant Habit:
Upright
Plant Height:
 35 inches
Foliage Color:
 Green
Bloom Time:
 Summer
Bloom Color:
 Golden yellow with green eye
Bloom Size:
 5 inches
Bloom Color Pattern:
 Bicolor
Breeder:
Benary Seed
Close Market Comparison:
Irish Eye and Indian Summer
Planting & Care
Garden Spacing:
 20 inches
Duration Type:
 Perennial
Light Needs:
Full sun
Water Needs:
 Normal
Staking Required:
No
Pollinator Friendly:
 Butterflies
Container:
Yes
Medium Height Divider:
Yes
Tall Background:
 Yes
Cut Flower:
Yes
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