The Rudbeckia has arrived!!! Her bright and vibrant blooms tell me summer is getting very near! Every year during the beginning of June in my Tennessee flower field, there is a bit of a “gap” in flowers. What I mean by that is, the Spring show stopper focal flowers (Peonies, Ranunculus, Anemones) are done for the year and there is a “gap” in time until the summer focal flowers begin. Rudbeckia always helps fill this gap though- blooming early June every time. Hello, cheerful fiend. Perfect timin

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