Description
A must-have for anyone who loves gardening! Native to the eastern US, they are perhaps the most emblematic of the classic North American wildflowers. The blooms present a burst of golden yellow springing forth from a dark center. Suitable for most regions of North America, this seed is hard working and will produce a gorgeous display of bright blooms without needing much attention or time. Once youve prepared the soil and sowed the seed, Mother Nature will do the rest!
You can expect to receive 100% Non-GMO seeds with zero fillers. Black Eyed Susans are pollinator attractors and will bring birds, bees and butterflies to your landscape.
Planting the Seed: Suitable for USDA Zones 3-9, seeds can be successfully planted at various times throughout the growing season. Spring is the most conventional time of the year to sow flower seed, but successful results can also be achieved by planting in summer in cooler zones. Many gardeners plant wildflowers in the fall to get a jump on spring blooms.
Make sure your area is in full sun. A good rule of thumb is the more sun the better. Minimal tree coverage and little obstruction from other structures like a home or garage is best. Although this flower prefers sun, it can tolerate partial shade. Prep the soil: remove unwanted grass, weeds and growth. Loosen the soil to create an environment where your seeds will thrive. Now sow! Mix 1 part seed to 5 parts sand and distribute evenly. Lightly compress seeds about ¼ to ½ inch to protect them.
What to Expect: These are biennial flowers, so they produce foliage in the first season and fully develop the second season. You may see some weedsthese are wildflowers, not roses, so dont worry. Mow your meadow after the season ends. Remove brush, and get ready for your next blooms. Black Eyed Susans grow 12 to 27 tall with coarse leaves to keep deer away. This flower takes 100-120 days to mature) so plant early to see flowers the first year. Expect thick coverage with amazing results.
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