This Spring I planted from seeds a new flower called Rudbeckia Prairie Sun, a cousin of the Black-eyed Susan of yesteryear. It has started to bloom after only a few months, just like a Cosmos. Here are some shots of the stunning first bloom that eclipses all the Cosmos flowers in sheer beauty and vigor.
Rudbeckia Prairie Sun.
Rudbeckia Prairie Sun. In the background are Coreopsis Moonbeam flowers that have lived in the border for some 30 years.
Rudbeckia Prairie Sun.
Rudbeckia Prairie Sun.
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Beautiful flower, the close-up is my fav, can see the Fibonacci spiral in the center!
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Now that you mention it, I see the Fibonaci spiral in the center. Thank you!
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Beautiful flower and photos, Hien. Your garden must be lovely!
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The color is so beautiful. Looks like you have a lovely garden.
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Beautiful 🙂
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Thank you Elle!
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Your photographs move me and many of them are so pretty that they bring tears to my eyes. Thank you for sharing with us.
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It’s my pleasure. I like to share whatever beauty I do see or find.
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Beautiful! Have you had the same garden for thirty (more?) years?
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It’ll be 30 years this October. Plants (trees, bushes, flowers, and weeds of course) have come and gone, and come again. Thanks for commenting!
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Wow, that’s wonderful, gardening in the same place for so long. You must know it well.
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What a great garden
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Thanks!
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Stunning, is this what they call a heritage species?
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Jerry, I am not sure whether it is a heritage species. It was developed in Germany from the original Black-eyed Susan and since 2003 it has won many prizes.
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Beautiful flower. Wow, you’ve lived in the same place for over 30 years!
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Yes, and it still feel like yesterday, at times.
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That’s great!
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Very pretty! I love the center of the flower.
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I’m glad you like it, Lois!
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