Black eyed susans

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

Black eyed Susan

black eyed susan

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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.

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

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Wondering What to Do With Black-Eyed Susans After They Flower? We have a few tricks to help you make the most of these beautiful plants.

Black eyed Susans

These Black-eyed Susans are shining in my garden! 🌼 As native plants, they’re incredibly easy to grow and provide stunning color from late summer into fall. Perfect for helping your garden transition to the fall season! Do you want a garden that blooms from summer into fall? Drop a 🌼 if you love Black-eyed Susans as much as I do! #rudbeckia #yellowflowers #yellowflower #cottagegarden #cottagegardens #cottagegardenflowers #gardenflowers #gardeninspiration #bricksnblooms #nativeplants…

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Growing black eyed susans but not sure what looks good with them? Plant these 7 perennials that partner well with rudbeckia.

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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.