Rudbeckia 'Prairie Glow' - Rudbeckia triloba

Tri-color blooms are the big feature with this drought and deer-tolerant native. Petals have varying shades of dark to light orange, tipped with yellow. The center is brown, which gives away the common name for this plant: Brown-eyed Susan. From mid-summer until frost, Prairie Glow will treat you to bountiful blooms, which pollinators will appreciate. At the end of the season, the seeds it makes can be eaten by birds.  Also called: Brown-eyed Susan Spread: 48" tall, 24" wide Cold hardiness: Zones 5-8 Light requirements: Full Sun to Medium Sun  Water requirements: Medium  -2.5" pot  Cannot ship to AZ (unless bare root) Image credit: Jelitto