Cheering Up Mondays #437

The first Cheering Up Mondays flower of September and something that always shouts autumn to me.

Rudbeckia fulgida.

I’m actually rather pleased to see this as I struggle to get them to stay in my garden. I’ve planted a few over the years and they never returned the following year, until now. A welcome sight.

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4 Comments

  1. They like moist soil and droop if it dries out. It’s echinacea that won’t last more than a year in my Gloucestershire garden. In Charles Dowding’s no-dig garden in Somerset, echinacea flourish, like everything else he grows.

    1. I struggle with lots of the daisy-like flowers – rudbeckia, helenium, echinacea. They just never reappear in the spring.

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