A hardy, long flowering perennial bearing large, black-eyed, single, yellow daisy flowers with cone-shaped, black-brown centres from August to October. Adding welcome colour to borders later in the season, it's ideal in partially shaded areas and works well in prairie-style schemes with ornamental grasses. It’s short enough not to need staking, and doesn’t spread so fast that frequent division is necessary, making it a very easy-care plant. ... Learn More

Large golden yellow flowers with burnt golden eyes flower for long periods in late summer through to autumn. Hirta is a compact and densely flowering form that will enjoy full sun and due to its habit is also suitable for larger containers. ... Learn More

This lovely and long-lasting Rudbeckia shows up brightly in your border, displaying large golden-orange daisy-like flowers with solid dark, almost black, centres making a striking contrast and definitely attracting attention. The birds and bees love this plant which flowers prolifically from mid summer to late autumn. ... Learn More

One of our recent favourites; semi-double and double velvety blooms in subtle shades of caramel, copper and warm pink. These so-called Gloriosa Daisies are magnificent plants for the border - the giant, single or double, daisy-like flowers, are carried on long stems from early summer until well into autumn, and are excellent for cutting. Sown early, will bloom the first year. An eye-catching display, and also has the benefit of attracting a wide range of pollinators to the garden. ... Learn More

Strong tall stems bearing many large golden flowers with sizeable, black, protruding centre cones appear from early summer right into autumn. An impressive and valuable flower to give colour to the back of the border. ... Learn More

Rudbeckia maxima, commonly known as Giant Coneflower or Great Coneflower, is a striking perennial that commands attention with its impressive size and distinctive features. As a member of the Asteraceae family, this native wildflower of North America showcases unique characteristics that contribute to its ornamental appeal. The most prominent feature of Rudbeckia maxima is its large, dome-shaped flower heads, which can reach a diameter of 6 to 9 inches (15 to 23 cm). The golden-yellow petals surround a prominent dark central cone, creating a bold and eye-catching contrast. The sheer size an ... Learn More