Rudbeckia missouriensis / Missouri Coneflower — City Roots Nursery

Type: perennial Native habitat: prairie Light: Full sun Soil: dry to average and some drought Growth: 2’ -3’ tall Bloom: Yellow from June - October Info: Missouri coneflower is a colony forming small perennial with a long bloom time. Naturally occurring in glades, this plant does well
Type: perennial Native habitat: prairie Light: Full sun Soil: dry to average and some drought Growth: 2’ -3’ tall Bloom: Yellow from June - October Info: Missouri coneflower is a colony forming small perennial with a long bloom time. Naturally occurring in glades, this plant does well

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Rudbeckia missouriensis (Missouri coneflower

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Rudbeckia missouriensis (Missouri coneflower)

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Rudbeckia missouriensis (Missouri coneflower

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