Rudbeckia mohrii Panhandler Sardinia and I'd be willing to

and I'd be willing to bet that any nursery offering plants under that name (other than small hellebore specialist)

the stalks of eye-catching cobalt blue fruit replace the faded flowers

but otherwise similar

early-emerging giant clump to 3' tall in the woodland garden

you'll catch a glimpse of the unusual

Rudbeckia mohrii Panhandler Sardinia and I'd be willing toRudbeckia mohrii 'Panhandler' is a 2025 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of our Florida Panhandle collection of the little known Southeast US native, Rudbeckia mohrii. This odd coneflower can only be found naturally from nine counties along the Florida Georgia border, where it thrives with pitcher plants in flooded ditches. The plant is named for German born pharmacist turned Alabama botanist, Charles Theodore Mohr. If you like compact, dense,