Black-Eyed Susan is an iconic wildflower that is common in the eastern and Midwestern U.S. Flowers are bright golden yellow with a distinctive dark center, making them easy to spot in meadows and fields. Also known as Gloriosa daisy. Drought tolerant & self-seeding, these flowers attract honey bees and wild bees alike. In warmer climates, Black-Eyed Susan acts as an annual, while in cooler climates it acts as a perennial. In zones 7-10, it can be fall planted. This flower is a late summer bloomer, typically coming into bloom between the end of July and the end of August . The flowers are long lasting and make great cut flowers for arrangements. 250mg ~ 500 seeds.
