Description

A bright and cheerful native favorite, Black Eyed Susan daisy produces golden-yellow petals surrounding deep, dark centers that create a striking contrast in the garden. These sunny, long-lasting blooms bring a natural, wildflower charm to beds, borders, and meadow plantings while attracting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Blooming from midsummer into fall, they provide reliable color when many other flowers begin to fade.

Growing Instructions:

• Sun: Full sun

• Spacing: 12–18 inches apart

• Height: 24–36 inches

• Planting: Sow seeds outdoors after last frost or in fall for earlier blooms; can also be started indoors 6–8 weeks early

• Water: Water regularly until established; drought tolerant thereafter

• Care: Deadhead to extend blooming or leave seed heads for birds; cut back in late fall or early spring

Hardy and easy to grow, Black Eyed Susan is a dependable choice for adding long-lasting color and pollinator activity to any garden.

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