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Tiger's Eye Rudbeckia

14 years ago

I grew this in 2010 and loved it.

I saved seeds but I was also growing several other Rudbeckia's.

Has anyone grown this from seeds that were not commercial?

Did it come out like the original?

I love all rudbeckia's so I don't mind how the flower looks, but I need the plant to be short for near the front of the flowerbed.

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ladyrose65
14 years ago
Ruthz do you have any seeds for trade or Stamps. I love Rudbeckia's and Coreopsis, never come across this selection. Are they under another name, I could purchase them.
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