Black eyed susan

How to guide to growing Black-Eyed Susans in your backyard. Learn how these beautiful flowers are easy to grow and attract lots of wildlife to your garden.

Learn how to grow your own organic black-eyed Susans from seed in a pollinator garden with these tips from garden coach David Pool.

Complement Black Eyed Susans with compatible companion plants like Coreopsis, Coneflowers, and Salvia. These selections not only enhance the visual appeal of your garden but also attract pollinators and beneficial insects. What are some other beneficial companion plants for Black Eyed Susans, and how can their growth requirements be harmonized for optimal results? For further insights, explore our comprehensive guide.

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Black-eyed Susans are indigenous to various parts of the United States. After Columbus's voyages, they were introduced to Europe, gaining popularity quickly. Carl Linnaeus, a Swedish botanist, gave them the scientific name Rudbeckia hirta, combining the name of his mentor, Olaf Rudbeck, and "hirta," meaning rough or hairy, referring to the plant’s texture.

Black-eyed Susan may not be what you think! Why invite trouble when your garden deserves better?

Black-eyed Susan vines - you must plant one of these in your garden this year - it's the vine that keeps going strong all summer long!

Black-eyed Susans are a popular staple in gardens. Learn the various Black-eyed Susan companion plants to create a more interesting garden bed.

Black-eyed Susan vine can quickly cover a trellis with its wide, five-petaled blooms from mid-summer through frost. Learn how to grow black-eyed Susan vine and add it to your garden. This vine grows well from seed, and you can grow it in a container.

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Learn how to grow cheerful black-eyed Susans! This beginner's guide covers planting, care, and enjoying these sunny blooms.

Black-eyed Susans come in many more colors than traditional yellow, in a selection of shapes and sizes. Discover 17 of our favorites now on Gardener's Path.

Mix and match these flower combinations for a gorgeous garden. Their colors, textures, and bloom times offer something for everyone.

I think every garden needs a black-eyed Susan vine in it. I have bought one of these every year for the last ten years and they have never disappointed. They gr…

Your garden needs both annuals, that last one season, and perennials, which come back every year. Plant these hardy sun lovers for long-lasting color.

Black-eyed Susans add vibrant color to gardens with their golden-yellow petals. But there are times when a change in their location becomes necessary for their well-being or garden design. Whichever the case, proper transplanting makes a difference. In this article, we'll show you the best times and methods to move your Black-eyed Susans to ensure […]

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Do you want to try growing Black-Eyed Susan Seeds? This article will go over all of the tools needed to get your Black-Eyed Susan seeds ready to go. #Thegardeningdad #blackeyedsusans #garden

Rudbeckia Black Eyed Susan. One of the best reseeding plants in my garden.