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rudbeckia
noun[ C or U ]
(alsoRudbeckia)uk /rʊdˈbek.i.ə/ us /rʊdˈbek.i.ə/
a garden plant with large yellow, orange, or red flowers with a dark circle in the middle. There are many different types of rudbeckia, including black-eyed Susans:
Annual or perennial rudbeckias are dazzling in full sun.
The display includes Rudbeckia as well as dahlias and salvias.
another word for black-eyed Susan:
Many of these late-summer yellow flowers are daisy-like in form - rudbeckias, or black-eyed Susans, are a favourite.
Popular plants that originated in these regions include black-eyed Susan, Rudbeckia.
Plants such as rudbeckias, heleniums, and asters fill gardens with summer and autumn colour.
Golden-yellow rudbeckias and large, pink echinaceas add late interest.
Fill the gaps with late-flowering annuals such as rudbeckia, cosmos, and sunflowers.
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