Are all these wintersown? Also, are the rud's perennials?

Thanks!

All WS, except Gladiolus.

Lovely blooms, Ladyrose. This was my first year growing Rudbeckias, and mine look like your second pic. I wintersowed them last year, and they bloomed this year, their second year. They are so lovely. Large flowers on strong stems. I have two sets, one in the front border and one in the back for cutting, but they are so lovely I have not cut any. I am hoping they are perennial in my zone, but will definitely try some more this year. I love glads., had them at my wedding but am always late getting them in. Mine are just a few inches tall and I'll probably get blooms in early fall. I love the beautiful pink of yours. I have bought a mix...always like the element of surprise.

Oh, that rudbeckia in the first picture is a beauty; which one is that? I like the double petals and color. I grew Prairie Sun for the first time this Spring, planted the seeds in 4 in. nursery pots. They are really pretty. I'm hoping they do okay over the winter months, but planning on planting more just in case.

Northerner, I bought the gladious from the Christmas tree store. I was surprised to how pretty. Take pictures of your rudbeckias. You all know I love to see blooms.

Pippi, the 1st one is Cherokee Sunset Rudbeckia. I love it, you can see the blooms from quite a distance.
Pippi, take pict of yours as well. My praire sun seeds did not germinate.

I can take pictures but don't know how to post..and are computer illiterate..A friend has promised to help me put them on my computer..we're all waiting for colder weather when our gardens are at rest to tackle this project.