Rudbeckia
The Rudbeckia, also known as "Suzanne with black eyes" is a perennial plant much appreciated for its magnificent yellow flowers with dark brown center. Originally from North America, this rustic plant is very easy to cultivate and brings a touch of warmth and color to the garden.
The Rudbeckias are available in several varieties, ranging from small solitary flowers to large light capitals. They flourish abundantly from the end of the summer until the beginning of fall, attracting butterflies and bees by their sweet nectar.
To properly plant the Rudbeckia in its garden, it is better to choose a sunny place, because this plant likes direct sunlight. Well -drained soil is also essential to avoid rotting roots. It is recommended to prepare the floor upstream by working in depth and adding compost to enrich the substrate.
In the spring, it is possible to sow inside or in the ground once the risks of frozen frosts are passed. The seeds germinate easily and the seedlings develop quickly. It is advisable to space them around 30 cm to promote their growth and avoid competition between plants.
Once installed, the Rudbeckias require little maintenance. Regular watering is necessary during dry periods, but it should be allowed to dry the soil between each watering to avoid excess humidity. It is also recommended to pinch the stems to promote branching and obtain more abundant flowering.
At the end of summer, it is possible to divide the tufts of Rudbeckia to multiply them and rejuvenate the plants. This operation is easily carried out by tearing the roots and immediately replanting them in well -prepared soil.
In conclusion, the Rudbeckia is a solar and easy to cultivate plant that will bring cheerfulness and brightness to the garden. With its vibrant colors and generous flowering, it is ideal for decorating the massifs, borders or vegetable gardens. Do not hesitate to associate it with other perennials to create harmonious and colorful compositions.
The Rudbeckias are available in several varieties, ranging from small solitary flowers to large light capitals. They flourish abundantly from the end of the summer until the beginning of fall, attracting butterflies and bees by their sweet nectar.
To properly plant the Rudbeckia in its garden, it is better to choose a sunny place, because this plant likes direct sunlight. Well -drained soil is also essential to avoid rotting roots. It is recommended to prepare the floor upstream by working in depth and adding compost to enrich the substrate.
In the spring, it is possible to sow inside or in the ground once the risks of frozen frosts are passed. The seeds germinate easily and the seedlings develop quickly. It is advisable to space them around 30 cm to promote their growth and avoid competition between plants.
Once installed, the Rudbeckias require little maintenance. Regular watering is necessary during dry periods, but it should be allowed to dry the soil between each watering to avoid excess humidity. It is also recommended to pinch the stems to promote branching and obtain more abundant flowering.
At the end of summer, it is possible to divide the tufts of Rudbeckia to multiply them and rejuvenate the plants. This operation is easily carried out by tearing the roots and immediately replanting them in well -prepared soil.
In conclusion, the Rudbeckia is a solar and easy to cultivate plant that will bring cheerfulness and brightness to the garden. With its vibrant colors and generous flowering, it is ideal for decorating the massifs, borders or vegetable gardens. Do not hesitate to associate it with other perennials to create harmonious and colorful compositions.
Rudbeckia
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