Rudbeckia subtomentosa 'Little Henry' - Sweet Coneflower cultivar shrub but considered extirpated from New

but considered extirpated from New England due to habitat loss

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It also occurs down into northern Mexico and up into Canada from Quebec to British Columbia

a collection of spore cases which are slow to open

Rudbeckia subtomentosa 'Little Henry' - Sweet Coneflower cultivar shrub but considered extirpated from NewSizes available: True gallon Basics: zones 4 8, 36 48" x 12", full sun (with enough moisture) to light shade, yellow, daisy shape of quilled, narrow ray petals with a brown center in late summer to early fall, likes medium wet to medium dry soils, in my experience, drought tolerant once established, clay tolerant Common names: Sweet Coneflower, Sweet Black eyed Susan Family: Asteraceae Origin Distribution: The species is native from Indiana to