#Black eyed susan vine full

#Black eyed susan vine full

Goldsturm thrives in full sun, good air circulation and well drained soil. Additionally, Goldsturm is drought tolerant and deer resist making it hardy as well as visually striking.

These bright flowers will bloom from mid summer to fall and attract butterflies. This variety has an upright habit and features classic Black-eyed Susan flowers with yellow rays surrounding a black center cone. The Goldsturm variety of Black-eyed Susan is a true perennial plant that will consistently come back year to year. Indian Summer’s bold colors, large blooms and low maintenance care make it one of our favorites here at Hook’s. This long blooming flower prefers full sun and well drained soil. We recommend deadheading the fading flowers in order to help encourage the development of new blooms all season long. The size of these blooms make Indian Summer a striking addition to any garden or flower arrangement. Indian Summer blooms from summer to frost, showing off its vibrant yellow ray flowers around its iconic dark brown center in large 6-9″ blooms. This upright growing variety of Black-eyed Susan is hardy with both deer resistant and drought tolerant qualities. Indian Summer can maintain its population in a garden whether or not the plant survives the winter by self seeding. The Black-eyed Susan ‘Indian Summer’ is considered a tender perennial, meaning that it is a short lived perennial lasting between 2-4 years. Toto can be purchased at Hook’s in packs of flat for $1.69 or at $14.99 for a full flat. It thrives when planted in containers or in the ground where it can function as a low maintenance way to add a pop of color. We love Toto for its versatility in the garden. This long blooming flower will show off its colors from summer to fall while growing 6-12″ tall and 15-18″ wide. These sunny flowers do best when planted in an area with full sun, well drained soil and good air circulation. Toto can tolerate droughts and is deer resistant. This variety of Black-eyed Susan is a tough, upright growing flower. The Toto variety of Black-eyed Susan is considered an annual in our northern climate and attracts butterflies, birds and bees. This guide is to help you figure out which of these bold plants to choose for your garden. Here at Hook’s we have four different types of Black-eyed Susan plants some of which come in a variety of colors. Black-eyed Susan plants come in many different varieties including upright growers and vines and ranging from annuals to true perennials. We are all familiar with the classic Black-eyed Susan look featuring yellow ray flowers around a dark brown or black center cone, but we may not be aware of the many types of Black-eyed Susan plants available.