Orange Coneflower is a cheerful addition to any garden. Drought tolerant and keeping an evergreen rosette, it grows to form a nice full, mounded shape with a profusion of flowers in late summer to early fall.
A butterfly magnet, Orange Coneflower provides nectar to pollinators and is a larval host to the Wavy-lined Emerald and the Silvery Checkerspot. Birds, especially goldfinches, eat the seeds.
Orange Coneflower (Rudbeckia fulgida)
$6.00Price
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- Wildlife Food Source
- Wildlife Larval Host
- Attracts bees, butterflies, skippers.
- Moderately Deer Resistant
Sun Exposure Full, Partial Soil Moisture Medium-Wet, Medium, Medium Dry Height 2'-3' Spacing 1'-2' Growing Zone 3 - 9 Bloom Time July August September
