Annuals: Rudbeckias Part 2, 0 by amorecuore

amorecuore wrote:
Never heard of that one, but do like it. Haven't looked through any of the catalogs that have arrived in the past month. Once March gets here then its time to start seeds for the summer. It's basically too late right now to start anything for the cooler winter season.

Existing rudbeckias and echinacea have all started back into their spring growing down here. After several months of doing nothing they are all "greening up" and just entering the blooming cycles. Here's Echinacea "Harvest Moon" putting out its first blooms of the year yesterday.

Jon