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Rudbeckia Prairie Glow 1G

Deep orange flowers with yellow tips and brown center

Rudbeckia Prairie Glow 1G

A gorgeous perennial that blooms a bright, deep orange flower edged with yellow tips and a deep brown center.  Requires full sun to produce the best flowering.  Plant in an area with well draining soil.  Blooms mid-summer through first frost.  Tolerates heat well.  Water well when first planted.

 

Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm 1G

Bright yellow flower with black center.

Rudbeckia Fulgida Goldsturm 1G

Rudbeckia fulgida var. sullivantii ‘Goldsturm’, also known as Black-Eyed Susan, this bright perennial brightens sunny gardens with their cheery golden yellow 4-inch wide flowers with black center. Blooms July thru September. Full sun.

Summer Time: 10 Drought Resistant Perennials

In soaring summer temperatures and high humidity, it’s vital to provide plenty of water for your newly installed trees, shrubs, and perennials. We’ve compiled a list of our ten favorite water wise perennials to plant this summer.

Building a Garden in 5 Steps

potted perennial plants arranged on the ground to visualize the completed garden

There are no rules for garden design; they can be as simple as a meadow of scattered wildflowers or as complex as a formal French garden. Here are 5 simple steps to getting your garden started.

The Best Perennials for a Pollinator Garden

There’s nothing better than the sound of bees buzzing and the glimpse of butterfly wings around your garden. Not only do these creatures add liveliness to your yard, but they’re also critical members of our ecosystem that need our support. Cross Creek recognizes the importance of pollinators and seeks to educate our customers on the best plants to include in a pollinator garden; we’ve compiled a few of our favorites below.

Adding Native Plants to your Landscape

The trees and shrubs available at Cross Creek Nursery are native to dozens of different countries with different habitats and climates. Read on to learn about the range of native plants to choose from and how they can positively transform your outdoor space.Â