Black-Eyed Susan | Native

This is the cheery dark yellow daisy-like flower with dark brown centre cones. Black-eyed Susan is often found in meadows and roadsides and along river-banks. 4 cm (2”) blossoms grace 45 cm (1 1/2’) tall plants. Sow in very early spring or late fall. Plant in average to rich, well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade.   Sow just below the soil surface as the seeds are very small.   Zone 2-9 0.05g/Approximately 175 seeds.