Commonly known as Black-Eyed Susan, this native perennial produces beautiful bright yellow flowers with dark eyes from mid-summer through to early fall. 

Plant in full sun to partial sun with well-drained soil. Flowers are very attractive to all types of pollinators and insects, especially bees. This easy care perennial is low maintenance and drought tolerant. 

Perfect to have in any sunny perennial border or planter. Deadhead any spent flowers to encourage additional blooms. An excellent choice for cottage, prairie and meadow gardens. Plant with Aster, Crocosmia, Echinacea, Helenium and Kniphofia as companions. Combine with cool blue colors for a stunning display.

Native to North America.

Arrives to you in a gallon-sized pot.