Introducing the resilient Rudbeckia amplexicaulis, also known as Clasping Coneflower, native to areas like Georgia, Texas, Missouri, and Kansas. This annual flower can tolerate heat, drought, and a variety of soil conditions apart from poorly-drained textures. The plant blooms with yellow, conspicuous flowers capturing the essence of Spring and Summer in your garden. Its green foliage offers medium texture and porosity, ensuring airflow, with single stem and black fruit/seed. Thriving in full sun, it not only fits seamlessly into garden beds and borders, but also serves as a valuable addition to native plant areas. The plant's rapid growth and seed spread rates combined with its high fruit/seed abundance promise a full and fresh garden display every time. Attracting butterflies, this low-maintenance flower stays vibrantly yellow from mid-Summer to early Fall, making it the perfect garden aesthetic solution. Note: Deadhead spent flowers for additional bloom and to prevent unwanted self-seeding. Enjoy your beautiful garden with the versatile and resilient Clasping Coneflower.