Rudbeckia subtomentosa 'Henry Eilers'

A tall, clump-forming perennial with just the cutest late-season flowers!

- From July to October/November, clusters of flowers are produced in abundance on tall, upright, branching stems. The unusual flowers have narrow yellow rays of rolled up petals, centred with a dark brown cone. It flowers continuously throughout the autumn, with little maintenance or deadheading required. 

- Dark green foliage forms dense clumps beneath the flowers, and have a light fragrance when dried. The leaves are larger at the base of the plant, reducing in size as they emerge further up the stems. 

- Suitable for any full sun location with well-draining soil, and will also grow well in dappled shade. A long-flowering, late-season addition to add height and interest in mixed borders, cottage gardens, prairie-style or wildlife gardens, and it makes a fantastic cut flower.

- Its flowers are hugely attractive to a wide range of bees, butterflies and other pollinators.

- Height and Spread approx. 100-150cm (wide height range) x 60-80cm. 

- Supplied in a 9cm pot