planting black eyed susans from seed Black-Eyed Susan Seeds – Grow Vibrant Pollinator-Friendly Blooms

planting black eyed susans from seed Black-Eyed Susan Seeds – Grow Vibrant Pollinator-Friendly BloomsBlack Eyed Susan seeds grow vibrant, golden yellow flowers with dark centers, attracting bees and butterflies. These hardy perennials thrive in full sun, adapting to various soils while being drought tolerant and low maintenance. Perfect for borders, meadows, and wildflower gardens, they bloom from summer to fall, adding lasting color and pollinator support. One of the most well known prairie flowers, this cheerful, yellow perennial flower blooms

Black-Eyed Susan seeds grow vibrant, golden-yellow flowers with dark centers, attracting bees and butterflies. These hardy perennials thrive in full sun, adapting to various soils while being drought-tolerant and low-maintenance. Perfect for borders, meadows, and wildflower gardens, they bloom from summer to fall, adding lasting color and pollinator support.

One of the most well-known prairie flowers, this cheerful, yellow perennial flower blooms profusely all summer long. Makes a great cut flower and provides food and habitat for bees and butterflies. Plants are 2-3 ft tall, grow in partial to full sun and tolerate wet and dry soil conditions. It's compact habit makes it ideal for formal and wild landscapes alike. This is the wild, Midwest genotype version of the more highly bred Rudbeckias. It is a somewhat short lived perennial living 2-3 years though it can re-seed and naturalize.

60-80 days to maturity.

Perennial