Black-eyed Susan

Description

Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta) is a flowering perennial that is native to the central and eastern regions of the United States. This wildflower develops a dark, cone-like center with yellow petals, and it is a good plant to cultivate in pollinator-conservation gardens. It also makes a good cut flower that can be added to bouquets!

Optimum growing conditions & facts:

• SEASON | mid-summer to early fall
• SPACING | 9-12 in. apart
• SUN EXPOSURE | full sun, partial shade
• MOISTURE | moderate
• HEIGHT | 12-36 in.
• DIAMETER | 1-3 in.
• OZ./1000 SQ. FT. | .5 (1/2)
• LBS./ACRE | 2