Black-eyed Susans are not only very pretty and easy to grow, but these native perennials also have a high wildlife value. Bees, small wasps, flies, butterflies, and moths feed on their abundant nectar ...

Black-eyed Susans can benefit from pruning in the fall, specifically to protect from disease and pests. Pruning black-eyed Susans can also help the plant develop a strong, healthy root system. Tips ...

After blooming in summer and early fall, black-eyed Susan flowers will fade, turn brown, and become dry and crispy. At that ...

Are you after a tough-as-nails flowering perennial that’s in it for the long haul? Well, let me introduce you to the Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta). I’ve been growing it in my Birmingham, Alabama, ...