a collection of spore cases which are slow to open
but considered extirpated from New England due to habitat loss
This goldenrod has been used medicinally
and Germany and was misidentified as a Japanese native
seed from Toadshade Wildflower Farm
Rudbeckia subtomentosa 'Little Henry' - Sweet Coneflower cultivar shrub a collection of spore casesSizes available: True gallon Basics: zones 4 8, 36 48" x 12", full sun (with enough moisture) to light shade, yellow, daisy shape of quilled, narrow ray petals with a brown center in late summer to early fall, likes medium wet to medium dry soils, in my experience, drought tolerant once established, clay tolerant Common names: Sweet Coneflower, Sweet Black eyed Susan Family: Asteraceae Origin Distribution: The species is native from Indiana to