Rudbeckia deamii American Gold Rush PP 28498 Argentina but little-known ginger for several

but little-known ginger for several years under the misspelled name 'Kanogie'

The 8" tall x 20" wide clump is clothed with deeply-lobed

Ever thought about having a "gin and tonic" in your garden

and we continue to be impressed

acidic coastal (restinga) habitats in southern Brazil (Rio Grande du Sul)

Rudbeckia deamii American Gold Rush PP 28498 Argentina but little-known ginger for severalRudbeckia 'American Gold Rush' is a Brent Horvath introduction of a disease resistant selection of the North American native (Ohio through Illinois) Rudbeckia deamii. The compact 2' tall x 3. 5' wide patch has hairy green foliage that is extremely resistant to the dreaded septoria leaf spot. The clumps are topped in summer with a show of golden yellow flowers in July (NC). Rudbeckia deamii attracts an array of pollinators, but is particularly favored