DESCRIPTION
Rudbeckia subtomentosa 'Henry Eilers' is a unique and eye-catching perennial known for its distinctive quilled petals that form star-like yellow blooms. Each flower features narrow, rolled petals surrounding a prominent brown cone, creating a delicate, pinwheel appearance. Blooming from midsummer to early fall, these cheerful flowers bring a bright, warm color to the garden, attracting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
Native to the prairies and open woodlands of North America, 'Henry Eilers' thrives in sunny, naturalistic settings and is well-suited to prairie or meadow-style plantings. Its sturdy stems and long bloom period make it an excellent choice for borders, mixed beds, or wildflower gardens, where it pairs beautifully with grasses and other late-season perennials. The plant’s unique flower form and vibrant color provide lasting interest well into autumn, adding structure and charm to the landscape as summer fades.
DESCRIPTION
Rudbeckia subtomentosa 'Henry Eilers' is a unique and eye-catching perennial known for its distinctive quilled petals that form star-like yellow blooms. Each flower features narrow, rolled petals surrounding a prominent brown cone, creating a delicate, pinwheel appearance. Blooming from midsummer to early fall, these cheerful flowers bring a bright, warm color to the garden, attracting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
Native to the prairies and open woodlands of North America, 'Henry Eilers' thrives in sunny, naturalistic settings and is well-suited to prairie or meadow-style plantings. Its sturdy stems and long bloom period make it an excellent choice for borders, mixed beds, or wildflower gardens, where it pairs beautifully with grasses and other late-season perennials. The plant’s unique flower form and vibrant color provide lasting interest well into autumn, adding structure and charm to the landscape as summer fades.
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