LOW-MAINTENANCE RUDBECKIA IS GOOD CHOICE FOR NOVICE GARDENERS
April 29, 2008
April 29, 2008
COLUMBIA, Mo., April 29 -- The University of Missouri College of Food & Natural Resources issued the following news release:
Novice gardeners who like low-maintenance flowers may want to consider planting Rudbeckia this spring, said a University of Missouri horticulturalist.
Widely known as black-eyed Susan or coneflower, Rudbeckia produce an abundance of brightly colored flowers.
"They are easy to grow, adapt to a wide range of garden condit . . .
Novice gardeners who like low-maintenance flowers may want to consider planting Rudbeckia this spring, said a University of Missouri horticulturalist.
Widely known as black-eyed Susan or coneflower, Rudbeckia produce an abundance of brightly colored flowers.
"They are easy to grow, adapt to a wide range of garden condit . . .