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A petite tree with light apricot-colored spring foliage
One of the relatively few shade perennials that can tolerate some drought (though it is happy with moisture
Note: the milky sap is mildly toxic to humans and poisonous to many smaller creatures
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round orange-red fruit (sort of strawberry-sized) ornament the plant on into winter
Rudbeckia fulgida 'Goldsturm', Black Eyed Susan or Orange Coneflower Size:1.16 qt A petite tree with lightA perennially popular cultivar of the Black Eyed Susan first introduced in in 1937 and has continued winning merits and awards since. Low maintenance and more compact than other varieties with large 4 inch wide blooms that just keep coming mid summer through fall. Enjoys sunny moist well draining areas but can tolerate some shade with good air flow (true regardless in humid areas). Established plants will weather some drought. Clump forming via