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Type:
Native Habitat:
Light: Full sun to full shade
Soil: Medium to wet
Growth: 7’ tall
Bloom: yellow from July-October
Spread:
Faunal interaction:
Additional info: This native perennial grows in rich woods and thickets. One of the few Rudbeckias that can take full shade. seeds of this plant are eaten by birds. The Cherokee would boil the early spring foliage and eat is as a green. This plant is great addition to woodland gardens, edible food forests, and great as a backdrop in the landscape. If planted in the sun, it can suffer in dry conditions. Best planted in part shade medium wet soil. In the sun, it will grow taller than in the shade.
Type:
Native Habitat:
Light: Full sun to full shade
Soil: Medium to wet
Growth: 7’ tall
Bloom: yellow from July-October
Spread:
Faunal interaction:
Additional info: This native perennial grows in rich woods and thickets. One of the few Rudbeckias that can take full shade. seeds of this plant are eaten by birds. The Cherokee would boil the early spring foliage and eat is as a green. This plant is great addition to woodland gardens, edible food forests, and great as a backdrop in the landscape. If planted in the sun, it can suffer in dry conditions. Best planted in part shade medium wet soil. In the sun, it will grow taller than in the shade.
