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D178-2012 Rudbeckia, species or variety unknown, but probably Rudbeckia hirta, aka Black-eyed Susan Family Asteraceae . . . Native to North America Look closely and see the bright yellow pollen just beginning to form on the outer rim of the dark center of the flower. Toledo Botanical Garden, Ohio June 27, 2012 (nex5n)
D178-2012 Rudbeckia, species or variety unknown, but probably Rudbeckia hirta, aka Black-eyed Susan Family Asteraceae . . . Native to North America Toledo Botanical Garden, Ohio June 27, 2012 (nex5n)
D178-2012 Rudbeckia, species or variety unknown, but probably Rudbeckia hirta, aka Black-eyed Susan Family Asteraceae . . . Native to North America Toledo Botanical Garden, Ohio June 27, 2012 (nex5n)
D191-2009 Composite Another bad hair day. July.
D204-2008 Composition of composites A mid-range view of the interior of a planting of native prairie wildflowers in SE Michigan. The principle plants in bloom in late July were prairie coneflower, purple coneflower, several varieties of rudbeckia, bergamot or bee-balm, vervain; sweet cicely; Bouncing Bet and the invader, Queen Anne's Lace. The coneflowers and rudbeckia are all composites, hence the title. There was a small amount of native prairie grasses in the planting, but they aren't conspicuous in the photo. July 23, 2008
D204-2008 An unidentified rudbeckia A member of the genus rudbeckia growing in a small plot of urban prairie. It might be orange coneflower (R. fulgida) or more probably showy coneflower (R. speciosa). Since this was a re-established plot of prairie wildflowers, and was probably produced from some commercial mix of seeds, there's no telling whether this is a species that is native to SE Michigan. Ann Arbor, MI July 23, 2008
Urban prairie #1 Location: Along Plymouth Road, near Green Road, Ann Arbor, MI July 23, 2008
D178-2012 Rudbeckia, species or variety unknown, but probably Rudbeckia hirta, aka Black-eyed Susan
Family Asteraceae . . . Native to North America
Look closely and see the bright yellow pollen just beginning to form on the outer rim of the dark center of the flower.

Toledo Botanical Garden, Ohio
June 27, 2012
(nex5n)
D178-2012 Rudbeckia, species or variety unknown, but probably Rudbeckia hirta, aka Black-eyed Susan Family Asteraceae . . . Native to North America Look closely and see the bright yellow pollen just beginning to form on the outer rim of the dark center of the flower. Toledo Botanical Garden, Ohio June 27, 2012 (nex5n)
D178-2012 Rudbeckia, species or variety unknown, but probably Rudbeckia hirta, aka Black-eyed Susan
Family Asteraceae . . . Native to North America
Look closely and see the bright yellow pollen just beginning to form on the outer rim of the dark center of the flower.

Toledo Botanical Garden, Ohio
June 27, 2012
(nex5n)
See photo in original gallery.
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