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Name for this rudbeckia?

15 years ago

I've grown several rudbeckias, but one has come up that has me stumped. I had checked my spreadsheets for the varieties that I've wintersown over the last few years, but they've been verified and identified (Irish Eyes, Prairie Sun), plus alot of plain ole R. hirta that have reseeded. I would've thought it was a reseeded mutation or a bird dropped it off for me, but it did have a tag, but naturally it faded to the point of useless. This one has me stumped.

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Thanks,

Tracey

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