Sweet Black-Eyed Susan- Rudbeckia subtomentosa

Bloom-Sweet Black-Eyed Susan

Fall interest

This tough prairie plant will withstand just about everything. Even grows in clay or a little shade too.

From August to October, this 4-5 foot plant with deep green foliage has butter yellow bloom 3 inches across with reddish brown centers. In addition to it's pretty blooms is a pleasant fragrance.

Native bees, butterflies and other pollinators will also agree you made the right selection for your garden.


Also known as: 
Sweet Grass, Sweet Coneflower


Note:

Winter Interest

Please remember to not pick flowers, gather seeds or dig plants without permission from any land owner. It is not allowed on any state or federal properties, so everyone (people and animals) can benefit and enjoy these amazing plants.


Other Benefits:

Deer Resistant


More Information: wisflora.herbarium.wisc.edu






Mid Spring