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Black-eyed Susans, Starting from Seed part 1

Don't forget to like and SUBSCRIBE! Find us at www.iflowergarden.com! Starting Black-eyed Susans seeds. Plant Name: Black-eyed Susans (Rudbeckia hirta) Related Videos: How to start Black-eyed Susans from seed part 1 Perennial Preferred Climate: Will not tolerate drought. Zones: 3-9 Light Exposure: Loves full sun but will grow in part sun. Moisture Requirement: Keep moist and water during dry periods. Soil Preference: Can tolerate poor soil but will bloom better in fertile soil. Seeds: Seeds are produced by the plant, are black in color and about the size of a pin head. Seeds germinate in 7-30 days. Propagation: Plants will spread on there own. Can be separated and started from seed. Spread rapidly. Planting Depth of Seed: Loosely covered. Planting Space: 6-9 inches Plant Height: 1-3 feet Plant Width: 12-18 inches Plant Color: Yellow petals with a black or dark brown center. Some variations are available such as "Irish Eyes" which has a pale green/yellow center. Petal can be orange or red. Bloom: 2-3 inches wide. Blooms from June to October. Care: Divide every 3-4 years. Can cut back after first bloom and the plant may produce a second bloom in the fall. Deadhead as flowers wilt or leave to dry for seed collection. Where to Grow: Great for borders. Can be grown in containers. Unique Characteristics: Attracts butterflies, bees and other insects. Great cut flowers for in a vase. Plants are dear resistant. Diseases: Susceptible to powdery mildew. Use anti fungal if lower leave change to brown and crinkle up. Companion planting: Good near vegetable garden to attract pollinators. Fun Fact: It is the state flower of Maryland and stands for justice.