I bought these plants from the nursery all were marked as being "Indian Summer Rudbeckia" but they all look different. This first image shown are flowers that were in the same seed pot together but they come up on different stems. Should I dig them up and divide them? They don't even look like the same flower.
Here is another flower from a different seed pot but also marked "Indian Summer Rudbeckia"
Another one
And then I have two of these - marked "Indian Summer Rudbeckia" and is more what I expected when I saw the name Rudbeckia.
So what are all these flowers???? They can't all be "Indian Summer Rudbeckia" they are just to different from one another.
The last one looks like the best match for 'Indian Summer' as pictured in Plant Files http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/54127/ I don't know my Rudbeckia cultivars well enough to venture a guess what your other ones are.
Thanks ecrane3 that's what I thought also.
Maybe the others are "Chim Chiminee" ???? http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/54908/
I don't knpw any of the botanical names but the top orange one and bottom yellow looks like garzania. And the small orange looks like some kind of zinia.
The top ones look like they could be Rudbeckia hirta 'Cherokee Sunset,' which is a seed grown mixture of double and semi double flowers in various colors.
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/71193/
