Sweet Black Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia subtomentosa) are a must-have for any wildlife garden. This native plant species is specifically adapted to attract pollinators with their vibrant orange/yellow blooms, while pleasing humans with the sweet vanilla smell of their foliage. Best in full sun, these tall and erect flowers bloom from July to September, adding mid to late season beauty to any landscape. This native plant seed can be easily grown after cold/moist stratification for 30 days or via winter sowing. Michigan genotype seed; grown, harvested and packaged by East Michigan Native Plants.
