Biennial native with daisy-like, orange-yellow rays with a domed chocolate center disk. Blooms atop stiff upright stems. Both stems & leaves are coated in fine hairs, explaining the name hirta, meaning hairy.
Grows in a wide range of soils from average, to medium, to moist, well-drained soils, &
is also tolerant to clay.
When planted in a mass, self-seeding will promote overlapping bloom time.
Blooms in full sun July-Sept.
Grows 2-3ft tall.
Tolerant to deer & drought.
Sold in 2x3" pots.
Rudbeckia hirta - Black-eyed Susan
$3.29Price