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Long-lived and low maintenance plants with dark green foliage and branched stems. For moist soil. Long blooming, even without deadheading, though deadheading prolongs bloom. Reseeds and can be invasive. Winter protection recommended in zone 3.
Excellent and very popular German cultivar. Vigorous and long blooming, with intense golden-orange flowers with dark brown centers. 1999 Perennial Plant Association Plant of the Year.
Danger: All parts of plant are poisonous if ingested
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Rudbeckias like full sun, but they also will do well in partial shade. Plant them in well-drained, not overly rich soil. Remove spent flowers in order to stimulate continuous bloom. Plants will self-seed. If this is not desired, cut the plants back in fall. Rudbeckias are very easy to divide in the spring. They also make great cut flowers. Goldsturm was selected by the Perennial Plant Association as the 1999 perennial of the year. It was selected because it is a reliable performer, heat tolerant, easy to grow and has a good winter effect. The easiest and best way to propagate this plant is to divide the clump in the spring. Goldsturm will grow in all but wet soils. To improve the health and blooming time, remove the spent flowers.
Propagation Method: Division, Seeds |
Height: 18-30 Inches