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This is a Rudbeckia Triozid called Bactericera antennata. The downy growth results from the production of spores called sporangia which are wind-dispersed between plants. Veins in leaves are thick and close together. Rather than the low growing, hairy, oblong leaves of Black-eyed Susan, Cutleaf Coneflower has smooth pinnately lobed leaves with serrated edges. Tight spacing, overhead watering and high humidity contribute to the spread of these leaf spot diseases – the very nature of these plants makes breaking the disease cycle difficult. Native to the plains and prairies of the Midwest, R. hirta is now … Similar Images . A leaf severely infested with rudbeckia leaf spot. Sun Jul 03, 2016 3:31 pm. Skip to navigation Skip to content. Purple coneflowers may occasionally experience damage from Japanese beetles or leaf spot. Rudbeckia prefer evenly moist, well-drained soils, but they are drought and heat tolerant once established. 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The poem was about how these wildflowers and the sweet William plant (Dianthus barbatus) bloom together beautifully. Stalk Stem. With some plants, feeding damage causes a drying and yellowing (or browning) of leaf margins, and possibly the whole leaf. Three grams of Xylitol can kill a 65-pound dog. Welcome to the Krostrade Marketplace, please excuse our appearance, we are still under construction. Black Eyed Susan. Next year you could check for evidence of rabbits: look for tracks, droppings and bite marks on your flower. The leaves get black spots, then the entire leaf gets covered, dries up and dies. 10 4 1. 4 6 0. If you want to know how to transplant black eyed susans, you’ll be pleased that it only takes three steps. Nevertheless, who was Susan? Also with a Black-eyed Susan, the leaves weren't cupped, but deformed and scarred. Herbicide DamagePhenoxy herbicide ex. 6 6 0. 30 26 1. Here are some Black Eyed Susans shortly before they bloomed. 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