Sweet Black-Eyed Susan

If you're looking for clusters of sunshine and color, the Sweet Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia subtomentosa) is sure to make you smile. This native perennial wildflower bursts with a rich yellow that will brighten up any dull garden or rainy day.

This robust beauty grows well in well-drained soil and alongside other varieties of flowers. It makes for a stunning sight along a pathway or mixed with other colorful wildflowers in a butterfly garden.

This thin-petalled, yellow bloom will bring color and energy to your garden in summer and fall! And the Sweet Black-Eyed Susan is low-maintenance which makes it great for all gardeners, including beginners.

Bees and butterflies love this buttery yellow flower. The elegant yellow of the Sweet Black-Eyed Susan appears as a perfect perch to bees with their ability to see UV light. This flower makes a great symbiotic partner to keep the ecosystem surrounding your garden thriving with pollinated plants!

Pair this pretty flower with other wildflowers or milkweed to keep the butterflies returning day after day for a tasty meal. And add a bench nearby to watch the show with this un-bee-lievable beauty.

Alight any visitor's eyes with this vibrant yellow along the border of your garden or along a pathway to a wishing well. And don't forget this attractive plant is sure to burst with several heads of blooms simultaneously!

Plant the Sweet Black-Eyed Susan in well-drained, medium to low-moisture, soil, for best performance. Like most natives, this plant will thrive in your yard. And in some locations, it may thrive a little "too well." We take the worry out of the experience when you choose plants from LetsPlantify.com. Our Plant Sentry™ system ensures we follow all local, state and federal regulations for plants that can become invasive in your area.

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