
Botanical name
Rudbeckia hirta

Common name
Rudbeckia

Variety

Flower colour
Yellow with dark-brown inner part

Temperature
10°C / 12°C.

Exposure
Sunny

Watering needs
medium/low

Blooming
Summer-Autumn

Availability
May
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Rudbeckia is a perennial plant hailing from North America widespread in the northernmost regions of the world as well. It bears mottled flowers which are generally red or orange, and the smallest varieties are most suited for pot cultivation, reaching no more than 20 cm. In the language of flowers, it represents longevity.
Rudbeckia hirta
Rudbeckia
Yellow with dark-brown inner part
medium/low
Summer-Autumn
May
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