The gardens of Worcester have been increasing filled with Rudbeckia over recent years. This year, in the corner border, they have been used as the main plant, creating a warm glow of yellow, orange, bronze, mahogany red and gold.
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| Rudbeckia hirta 'Moreno' |
New to the gardens is
Rudbeckia hirta 'Moreno', its mahogany red flowers with golden orange tips, has already become a favourite and will be grown again next year.
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| Rudbeckia hirta 'Autumn Forest' |
Returning, after its successful introduction last year, is
Rudbeckia hirta 'Autumn Forest, with its lovely dark mahogany red centre with bright yellow tips.
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| Rudbeckia hirta 'Chim Chiminee' |
Two favourite Rudbeckia, always grown, are
'Chim Chiminee', unusual quilled petals around a brown centre and
'Cherokee Sunset', double and semi-double flowers, making a perfect contrast to each other.
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| Rudbeckia x hirta hybrida 'Cherokee Sunset' |
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| Herbaceous Border |
With the soaring temperatures of July, the Rudbeckia have created a very warm display around the gardens, in particular, helping to turn up the heat, in an already sunny corner.
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| Corner Border |
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