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Welcome to Country Garden Seeds! Flower Seeds for your garden, for cut flowers and for wildlife. Do you dream of a beautiful garden full of scented flowers and buzzing with wildlife? Just sow a few packets of seeds for gorgeous flowers that your garden wildlife will love too. Here are some beautiful and easy plants for you to grow.
In October you can sow a batch of Hardy Annuals such as Sweet Peas which will grow to form sturdy young plants before winter sets in. Perennials and Wildflowers can also be sown now.

Rudbeckia hirta Cappuccino

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Rudbeckia hirta Cappuccino Seeds

Rudbeckia Cappuccino is one of my favourite plants. With huge conker coloured blooms and a long flowering period these plants are fabulously glamorous. It is easy to grow from seed, makes a lovely cut flower and is perfect for pollinating insects. Grow these in your garden and I am sure that you will love them just as much as I do!


Genus Rudbeckia hirta
Variety Cappuccino
Plant Type Half Hardy Annual
Height & Spread 60cm/2 feet Tall x 30cm/1 foot wide
Sow Seeds Sow seeds indoors from mid February, March and April then plant outside after the last frosts. Please note that Rudbeckia seeds are tiny and need light to germinate so do not cover.
Thin/Plant Out Plant young plants 30cm/1 foot apart
Conditions Required Rudbeckia like full sun and moist but well drained soil
Please make sure that the soil does not dry out or the plants will suffer
Flower Production Rudbeckia Cappuccino takes 10 -12 weeks from seed to flower then produces blooms for a good three months. Sow twice (Beginning of March and End of April) for flowers all summer long from July until the first frosts in October.
Picking Pick flowers and dead head regularly to encourage production of new blooms.
Cut flowers last up to two weeks in a vase if you change the water frequently.
Plant Combinations The mahogany coloured blooms of Cappuccino combine beautifully with autumn grasses, the deep blue flowers of Cerinthe and Salvia virids and other Rudbeckias such as the golden yellow of Irish Eyes and Marmalade.


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