Rudbeckia hirta, Black Eyed Susan Seeds

Rudbeckia hirta

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Rudbeckia hirta, Black Eyed Susan Seeds

Rudbeckia hirta

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Product Information

Plant a kiss of sunshine in your garden.

The bright yellow blooms of Black-Eyed Susan brighten everyone’s spirits, whether in mass plantings or as a cut flower in a vase.

You will love Black-Eyed Susan, and so will butterflies!

Rudbeckia hirta, Black-Eyed Susan Seeds provide a spectacular burst of color and a steady source of pollen and nectar to support bees and other pollinators—plant in sun-filled areas for long-lasting beauty in the garden.

Sku: 4000

Vendor: Ferry-Morse

Common Name: Black Eyed Susan

Growing Information

Safe
for Bees

Good For Pollinators

Grows
Best In:

Full Sun|Partial Shade

Days to
Germination:

10 - 15 Days

Growing Height:

24 - 30"

Water
Needs:

Average (1 - 2 in / week)

Key Features

Characteristics: Attracts Butterflies, Hummingbirds, and Pollinators

Botanical Name: Rudbeckia hirta

Approximate Number of Seeds Per Packet: 30

Plant Type: Flower

Plant Lifecycle: Perennial

Pelleted Seed Count: 200 - 300

Fill Weight (grams): 0.135

Days To Bloom: 60 - 90 Days

Landscape Use: Bedding

Disease Resistance: Deer Resistance

Tolerance: Drought Tolerant|Salt Tolerant

Growing Season(s): Spring|Summer|Fall

Harvest/Bloom Season(s): Spring|Summer|Fall

Package Dimensions: 3.25 x 4.5"

Instructions

For earlier blooms, start indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost. After all danger of frost, feel free to sow in open ground well exposed. Cover with 1/8 inch of soil. Seeds require light to germinate. Blooms summer through fall.

Planting Depth: 0.125"

Seed Spacing: Sow Black Eyed Susan seeds roughly 12" apart.

Nutrient Care Instructions: Apply SUPERthrive once per week. Soak in solution of 1/4 tsp per gal for 15 min. or longer depending on size and type.

Suggestions

Excellent for temporary screens, hedges, and ground cover. Support by a trellis, strings, or wires to cover unsightly tree stumps or rocks. Keep soil moist.