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The early bird gets a spot in the front of the border
single to semi-double crimson-pink flowers bloom from May to September on 3-6' tall foliage
5' tall and wide in 15 years and up to 5' in 25 years
The Drifts® are winter hardy in zone 5 and could easily qualify as spreading miniatures
Small white flowers in spring set the stage for a bountiful crop of juicy blueberries in mid-summer
Rudbeckia maxima (Coneflower) Upright The early bird gets aHere's a bold and exciting native plant that's perfect at the edge of your pond or stream. It has huge powder blue leaves 2 3' tall from which flower spikes appear to 5 6' in June and July with large deep yellow coneflowers. Blooming into September, it prefers deep, moist soil, but will thrive in average garden conditions as long as it is kept moist. Maxima makes quite a statement. Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun USDA Hardiness Zones: 5 8
