Rudbeckia hirta—Black-Eyed Susan Seeds
from $3.50
These will be long-lasting blooms but since they're biennials you won't be able to enjoy them much until their second year when they go through their blooming cycle. Plant half of them this year, and the other half next year, and you'll have a patch of them blooming for you year after year so long as you let a few go to seed.
Gardening doesn't get much better than that.
If you want to plant a meadow garden, these are perfect. Mix them in with grasses and other bloomers and you'll have a meadow in not time.
Germination instructions are included with your seeds. (about 180 seeds)
Basic Plant Facts:
Grows 4-6' x 36-48"
Likes sun
USDA zones: to zone 6
Photos included are courtesy of the garden blog Chickadee Gardens. http://www.chickadeegardens.com
Please take a stroll over to see what's happening. You won't regret it at all and you'll love all of the other photos. Great garden blogs are great for a reason.
Gardening doesn't get much better than that.
If you want to plant a meadow garden, these are perfect. Mix them in with grasses and other bloomers and you'll have a meadow in not time.
Germination instructions are included with your seeds. (about 180 seeds)
Basic Plant Facts:
Grows 4-6' x 36-48"
Likes sun
USDA zones: to zone 6
Photos included are courtesy of the garden blog Chickadee Gardens. http://www.chickadeegardens.com
Please take a stroll over to see what's happening. You won't regret it at all and you'll love all of the other photos. Great garden blogs are great for a reason.
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