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Rudbeckia Subtomentosa 'Henry Eilers'

Rudbeckia or Coneflowers are a group of much admired and well-utilise late summer to autumn flowering herbaceous perennials. Noted for their 'cones' in the centre of the flower; these are often black and contrast well with the typically bright yellow
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Rudbeckia or Coneflowers are a group of much admired & well-utilise late summer to autumn flowering herbaceous perennials. Noted for their 'cones' in the centre of the flower; these are often black & contrast well with the typically bright yellow petals.

Noticeably different from most other Rudbeckia having curved petals reminiscent of a straw or quill, but otherwise true to the group being yellow petaled & having a black 'cone'. Flowers appear roughly two weeks later than most cultivars & species further extending the season.

Rudbeckia ' Henry Eilers' was named after the gentleman that discovered it, growing as it was in an untouched, railway edged, prairie in Illinois USA.

Grow in full sun in a well-drained soil. This variety responds well to soil improvement, which will encourage better flowering. Associates well with grasses & other late summer plants like Sedum, Echinacea, Asters, Persicaria amplexicaulis types, Monarda & Phygelius.


Height: 1.2
- 1.5m

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Black - A colour which does not emit any colour of the spectrum. Black absorbs all frequencies of the spectrum.
Yellow - A primary colour. The sun is often described as yellow
Flower - The reproductive part of a plant. Colourful to attract insects to pollenate
Summer - The season between Spring and Autumn. Usually the hottest season of the year
sun - A star at the centre of the solar system.
Echinacea - A flowering plant from the daisy family, drought tollerant. Many medical benefits and known as a herbal remedy and some reseach suggests it can half the risk of developing the common cold.
Flower - A product that comes from planting a seed, tend to be the brightly coloured part at the end of the stem.
Season - The separation of four parts of the year into Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter.
Autumn - A season which falls between summer and winter.

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For 50 years Coblands Nurseries have been growing shrubs, ferns, herbaceous plants, trees and grasses in their vast professional nurseries. Since their conception in 1963 they have grown into one of the largest nurseries in the UK, their premises span over 120 acres, over multiple sites. Based in Tonbridge, they have three trade plant centres and also sell to the general public through one of their many nurseries. Their successful website allows customers from all over the UK to purchase quality products and gain access to valuable expert advice. At any one point they have at least 1 million plants growing at their nurseries, meaning they have one of the largest plant selections available. One of Coblands primary concerns is striving to be environmentally friendly in how they grow and sell their products. This includes the use of electricity on their sites, a commitment to using environmentally friendly pesticides and recycling at least 95% of all the water they use at their nurseries. With 50 years of expertise and experience, Coblands are the ideal choice for gardening enthusiasts.
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