Black-Eyed Susan 

Black-eyed Susan: This perennial sun-loving classic provides gardens and borders with a cheerful display of golden-yellow blooms. It’s known for its dark brown core with reddish petals, and the durable flower is a favorite among gardeners for its low care and lasting beauty. In borders, wildflower beds, or a place that is pollinator-friendly, the black-eyed susan is as functional as it is beautiful.

Key Features:

Bold Blooms: Splashy yellow flowers with black centers.
Pollinator Magnet: Draws bees, butterflies, and birds.
Beauty All Seasons: Blooms midsummer to late fall, extending garden interest.
Heavy and Hardy: Grows well in most climates and soils.
Plant For Many Applications: Useful for beds, borders, containers, and naturalized plantings.

Benefits of Black-Eyed Susan:

Eye-Catching Color: Shines in any garden, thanks to the sun-soaked, golden colors.
Benefits Animals: Delivers nectar to pollinators and seeds to birds.
Simple to Maintain: Resistant to drought, deer, and insects; simple to cultivate.
Long Bloom Time: Provides bright color from late summer to early fall.
Easy To Grow: Succeeds in full sun and can be grown in most soils.

Planting & Care Instructions:

Lights: Likes bright sunlight but will sway in light shade.
Requirements: The dose is best with moist, medium-fertile soil.
Watering: Tolerant of droughts; irrigate deeply when it gets dry.
Spacing: Grow 12-18 inches apart to get maximum air and bloom.
Deadheading: Remove dead blooms so that the plant continues to bloom.

Why Choose Black-Eyed Susan?
The black-eyed Susan is an old-time favorite for the gardener who wants effortless style and bright color in his garden. It’s tolerant, durable, and friendly to pollinators, so it’s the ideal choice for both beginning and advanced gardeners. The black-eyed Susan will create a stunning scene even in a meadow of wildflowers or a formal garden.