Rudbeckia subtomentosa ‘Little Henry’ – Sweet Coneflower – 1-Quart

A compact form of the fantastic ‘Henry Eilers’ with the same finely quilled butter yellow ray florets and brown disk florets. ‘Henry Eilers’ can be quite an imposing plant, occasionally towering over the average human and getting a little floppy. ‘Little Henry’, at about one third shorter, can still reach 4’ in flower, but that’s a much more manageable size for the average perennial border. At that height it’s considerably less floppy as well. Flowers can be lightly anise-scented, and are attractive to pollinators – makes a great cut flower as well.