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Black Eyed Susan Seeds (Rudbeckia)
Rudbeckia hirta
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Native to the United States, this garden and meadow favorite adds spectacular color and dependability in the summer months. Fabulous on its own or paired with other varieties such as Purple Coneflower, Black Eyed Susans are a must-have for any gardener in any region.
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.
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They are thriving!
"I have never had any luck planting from seed. But when I saw that I could sew these directly into the garden, I thought I would try. I actually had so many seeds that what I didn't start in the garden, I planted in a cinderblock wall until I could find a place for them. I didn't realize that these are biennial and was disappointed when I read that they wouldn't bloom until next year. However, they are getting ready to bloom right now, in their first July! I moved as many as I could from the cinder blocks and into my other gardens, but there are too many. So I have left them to bloom in the cinderblock wall and it looks great because they are bushy and covering the ugly cinderblock. This may become a new thing for me to do. And I will be trying many more seeds from HCG in the future. The photo was taken this morning in the cinderblock wall. As you can see, it is ready to bloom. I could not be more pleased!"
Awesome!
"I have never been able to get black eyed Susan's to flourish from a potted plant and thought I would try seeds. I'm happy to say the seeds took off immediately without and additional work and are hearty/beautiful!"