Rudbeckia ‘Chim Chiminee’

This mid-sized variety is a standout due to its very unusual narrow or quilled petals surrounding a brown cone. Flowers are in rustic shades of yellow, gold, orange and mahogany red. A mass of blooms from July to frost. Half-hardy perennial. Often survives a few winters, or at least self seeds.

This 30-inch tall rudbeckia sports 3- to 4-inch, golden-yellow blooms with striking lime green eyes. Flowers stand atop tall sturdy stems and will put on a show from early summer through frost. A cheerful addition to your borders, and an excellent addition to your cutting garden.

Blooming from summer to frost, this magnificent mix radiates warmth and produces a nonstop show of fully and semi-double flowers in glowing shades of orange, yellow and coppery red. Moroccan Sun looks stunning planted in en-masse and makes a dazzling cut flower, with erect 24-inch stems and darker contrasting centers. A pollinator-friendly, heat and drought tolerant perennial.

A moody twist on a classic garden favorite! Semi-double and double flowers in unique shades of antique rusty-rose, soft pink-red, pale-lemon, apricot and copper bloom dependably from midsummer to fall on 20- to 24-inch tall strong stems. Dependable blooms beginning midsummer make this pick not only worthy for your beds and borders, but an excellent cut!