Rudbeckia deamii American Gold Rush PP 28498 Caesalpinia you might as well do

you might as well do it with a wine cup in your hand

which was initially thought to be a form of Fargesia nitida

the long arching flower spikes emerge

it has also thrived in compost-enhanced gravelly soils

Rudbeckia deamii American Gold Rush PP 28498 Caesalpinia you might as well doRudbeckia 'American Gold Rush' is a Brent Horvath introduction of a disease resistant selection of the North American native (Ohio through Illinois) Rudbeckia deamii. The compact 2' tall x 3. 5' wide patch has hairy green foliage that is extremely resistant to the dreaded septoria leaf spot. The clumps are topped in summer with a show of golden yellow flowers in July (NC). Rudbeckia deamii attracts an array of pollinators, but is particularly favored