Planting rudbeckia and echinacea in fall in North Carolina is fine if you water diligently. Cloudy day planting and consistent watering (3x/week if no rain) give them time to establish before winter. They'll return vigorously in spring.
Water deeply—soaker hose for 15 minutes weekly is better than frequent light watering. Watch for wilting. These hardy perennials handle Zone 7 winters easily when well-rooted.
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