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09 Wednesday Aug 2017
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Tag Archives: Rudbeckia Prairie Sun
Prairie Sun Redux
05 Saturday Aug 2017
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A few weeks ago, our Rudbeckia Prairie Sun flowers were all eaten by deer. However, the plants continued sending up more flowers and yesterday I took the following photo of them. Their colors are not as vibrant and intense as the earlier ones, but they still put on a good show this second time around.
Rudbeckia Prairie Sun. The cut stems are remains from the first flowers a few weeks ago.
Deer Ate Them
15 Saturday Jul 2017
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Rudbeckia Prairie Sun is supposed to be deer resistant. However, they are now all gone, including buds that had not opened yet. At the height they were cut, I am suspecting that the deer ate them. All I have left is this picture, taken the day before they disappeared.
Rudbeckia Prairie Sun, before the deer ate them.
Prairie Sun
05 Wednesday Jul 2017
Posted in Photography
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.
