Blackeyed Susan
A widespread showy yellow annual flower found in nearly every habitat type. An important species for bees and other beneficial insects. Blackeyed Susan blooms in the first year in most plantings. This is an early succession plant and will decrease over time as other forbs become established.
Planting date: Dormant seeding, November – February
Stratification not necessary
Spring planting, April – June
- Height: 18 – 36 inches tall
- Moisture: moist – dry
- Sun Exposure: Partial shade – Full
- Planting Rate: 1 pound per acre in mixes, 8 pounds per acre alone
