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Re: Rudbeckia perennial?

Jackson wrote:
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> Glen wrote:
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> >Some other late bloomers in my garden are perennial Rudbeckia, ...><snip>
> >Glen in Regina Sask, Canadian prairies, zone 3, dry windy summers
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> Hi Glen,
> What varieties of rudbeckia do you consider "perennial"?  I haven't had much
> luck with them coming back this year.  In fact, the variety I planted which
> was marked as a perennial "Marmalade", did not come back at all.  Any
> recommendations for another zone 3'er?
> 
> Barb
> 
> Barbara Jackson
> jacskbonb@brandonu.ca
> "Sunny" Manitoba
> Zone 3  CANADA

Barb:

R. fulgida 'Goldsturm' has survived 2 winters in my garden, and is
just about to bloom.  It's compact, flower stalk 18", deep yellow
flower colour.

Glen in Regina, SK, Canadian prairies
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