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rudbeckia goldsturm seeds

Lee Ann Holzen Sommer

18 years ago

Does anyone know a reputable company that sells rudbeckia goldsturm seeds? This is the first year that I've had the black-eyed susan in my garden and I love them. I bought them in gallon pots, but would like to grow them from seed and sow them this fall.

Thank you in advance!

Lee Ann

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remy_gw
18 years ago
Lee Ann,
No need to buy them if you are growing them! You can harvest your own seeds this fall and winter sow them.
Plus the ones you bought will most likely become much larger clumps by spring. I am always pulling out excess of mine. You can divide them and plant them other spots too.
Remy
Lee Ann Holzen Sommer
Original Author
18 years ago
Remy,
Thanks for your reply. I have thought of harvesting my rudbeckia seeds. I've been reading up on winter sowing, and I think I'd like to give it a try. Do you know the best way to harvest them?

Lee Ann
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