Breck's Rudbeckia

Unlike the typical bright yellow Rudbeckia, this variety features rare, deep cherry-red petals contrasted by a rich chocolate center. It offers the same reliable performance but with a much more dramatic, sophisticated color profile.

Cherry Brandy Rudbeckia is hardy in zones 3-7. While it is a perennial, we recommend applying a 2-inch layer of mulch during its first winter to protect the roots, removing it in early spring before new growth begins.

It is quite low-maintenance. To encourage continuous blooms from early summer until the first frost, simply deadhead or remove the spent flowers throughout the season.

No, this variety is deer-resistant, making it a great choice for gardens that are frequently visited by local wildlife.

It is very adaptable and will tolerate a variety of soil types, including clay, sandy, and loamy soils. The most important requirement is that the soil must be well-drained to prevent root rot.

Yes, they are excellent for cutting gardens. Their 3-4 inch daisy-like flowers hold up well in bouquets and provide a unique, moody color that standard cut flowers often lack.