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.
Gardens ‘n Plants Podcast- Learning to garden online and virtual tours, swapping plants, and new gardening books March 31, 2020Peggy and Teri talk about their gardens (camellias, vitex, Korean spice viburnum, and bearded irises), starting seeds, pollinator attracting plants, sharing plants, learning to garden online, taking virtual garden tours, new books, picking up gardening supplies curbside, growing potatoes, lavender farms, and more.Peggy
- Grounds are open at many public gardens to enjoy the spring flowers March 17, 2020Despite the shutdowns, many public gardens still have their grounds open to the public so you can see the spring flowers in the DMV area. Peggy and Teri also discuss what is happening in their gardens: peonies, spireas, Galanthus nivalis, Magnolia stellata, catnip, camellias, calendula, and chives.Peggy
- Learning to garden online and virtual tours, swapping plants, and new gardening books March 31, 2020
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