(Rudbeckia hirta)

This black-eyed Susan mix has a beautiful range of copper, rose, and honey tones on doubled and semi-doubled blooms.

The plants grow close to 2 feet tall and have slightly fuzzy leaves. These long-flowering rudbeckias bloom profusely from mid-summer until winter conditions start to set in.

Deadhead spent flowers or harvest cut flowers to enhance and prolong their bloom time.

These plants are half-hardy annuals, meaning they can tolerate several frosts before dying for the winter.

A great pollinator plant that makes beautiful cut flowers and a fine addition to ornamental plantings.

Full sun to part shade, regular water, moderate fertility and drainage will keep your plants productive and healthy. Once plants are established, they can tolerate heat and some drought.

Direct sow seeds by lightly raking them into the surface of the soil, or start indoors by surface sowing seeds and transplanting after last frost.

200 seeds