Green and Black-Eyed Susans

 
This flower is called Gloriosa Daisy Prairie Sun. I planted it to add its bright yellow to the garden.
 




I love the deep purple-brown velvet of the daisy's "eye" which makes it a kind of cone flower black-eyed susan. It's technical name - Rudbeckia hirta "Toto, a perennial flower.
 




A few more views of green-eyed Rudbeckia daisies.
 
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Couldn't resist putting some yellow among the pink and red flowers in the back yard. Now if I could only find some blue and lavender...

Comments

Anonymous said…
Well done for this wonderful blog.
Blue Heron said…
Love the daisies. For lavender/blue, can you grow pentas where you are?
Harvee said…
I think pentas will grow in this region. None available at one local store, which had lots of white and purple azalea plants. However, these bloom only in the spring.

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