When a flower is more than the vase, here is Rudbeckia ‘Cappucino’ grown from seed in my Virginia garden for today’s #inavaseonMonday. Seed courtesy of Renee’s Garden.
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Thanks for sharing your first bloom from this rudbeckia, Peggy – is this a perennial rudbeckia or an annual, or do all rudbeckia grow as perennials where you are?
perennial, I grew from seed and it will come back next year