Black-Eyed Susan Seeds

Not planted yet; Too early to evaluate.

This is one of my favorite Native Wildflower. Takes sun to part sun and let it reseed and they will sprout the next season. I am about to transplant them in 3" pots and plant them throughout the yard. These are biannual so they bloom the second year. I will follow up as the season progresses.

Crazy good flower. Zone 10, SoCal. Start the seeds in Sept/Oct. Long lasting and rich bloom from June through Sept. These will be staples in my front flower beds.