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Medium – Dry
Broadly slow-growing with dense branching and abundant blue cones in winter
lime-tinted leaves that sport red veins in cooler temperatures
rosy-purple
may go dormant in summer - plant Hosta or ferns nearby to fill up the space
Rudbeckia missouriensis Q01 indoors Medium – DryMissouri Coneflower Bloom Period: June October Light: Sun Water: Medium Size: Height 24 36 Width 12 18 Zone: 3 8 Patent: None Yellow petaled flowers with deep, purple black centers on hairy, multi branched stems with narrow green leaves. A Missouri native black eyed Susan that was given its coneflower common name because of its prominent center cones. Deer and rabbit resistant; attracts finches and other songbirds as well as butterflies, bees and
