What to Expect
Let the planting develop.
Plants may establish and bloom relatively quickly, then reseed where conditions are favorable.
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Individual native wildflower
Black-Eyed Susan
Bright yellow native blooms for bold drifts, meadow accents, and pollinator activity.
Black-Eyed Susan is one of the flowers people picture when they hear 'wildflower': bright yellow rays, dark centers, and a long season of cheerful color. Sow it in sunny drifts, meadow accents, or pollinator plantings when you want something familiar, useful, and hard to tire of.
CoverageApproximately 1,000 square feet per ounce
SunlightFull sun is best
When to PlantSpring or fall according to local conditions.
What you’re planting
Individual flower seed
- Black-Eyed Susan
How to Plant
Prepare, sow, and press.
Mix thoroughly with dry sand or vermiculite before broadcasting. Surface-sow, press firmly, and do not bury more than 1/8 inch.
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