Would you please help identify this Rudbeckia? Thanks. Here is a link that might be useful: Which Rudbeckia?

I feel like the only person in the world who CAN'T grow Goldsturm Rudbeckia. Last year we put in a bunch of perennials, and these 3 plants were the ONLY ones that did not make it the summer. They wilted flat to the ground in the heat, I couldn't water it enough. They would perk right up after a watering, but even once a day wasn't doing it. They looked absolutely terrible. They never flowered. I managed to save one and get it to look healthy when I moved it to a container, but then the #@%$# condo landscapers came into our yard(we live in a condo townhouse complex) with their leafblowers and broke it(that is why there is a lock on our gate, because that is never happening again). I get so upset when I read how fool proof it is, when they were just disasters in my garden. I also got these plants from a very reputable nursery, where we got all our other plants, and spent $15 each..so that was a bit of an ouch to lose them all. The funny thing is here I was worried about the brand new David Austin rose I had put in, and it did wonderfully, bloomed 3 times, despite the lack of rain and heat of last summer. So I don't know if it was me, the plants, or just bad luck!

Wagonwheel - wow - love the image of 'Prairie Sun.' Thanks. I sowed both varieties from seed and had poor germination. Another weird spring too hot too cold not enough water, etc. I have a single 'Irish Eyes' I'm nursing and expect to plant soon. I've been debating where to put it! I've been very happy with the way the 'Cherry Brandy' looks in and among the other Rudbeckias I have which are common R. hirta and fulgida. I have R. triloba all over the place - self sown - and love it wherever it pops up - as for 'Prairie Sun' - there is something green in one of the containers so I'm hoping I have one. Funny how precious a single seedling can be when it's the only one. Dee - I have wondered about the perennial/annual listing of all the Rudbeckias, but here in zone 7b/8a they almost all overwinter in sort of a semi-evergreen rosette stage.

Thanks for the suggestion of Herbstonne. I can't be sure because when I google that I don't seem to be able to find a good photo of the foliage. Here's some photos of my foliage as of this morning: close up Thanks!