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Perennials
leena1947

Rudbeckias

leena1947
10 years ago

I have had my rudbeckias in full sun for about ten years. They have always thrived. Today I noticed some curling leaves and as I opened one, there was some black seed-looking things in there which didn't move when I stirred them. Eggs?

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