Black-Eyed Susan Seeds – Non-GMO Heirloom

golden-yellow daisies with velvety dark brown centers from midsummer into fall. This 1 oz bulk pack holds roughly 100,000 seeds, enough to seed a large meadow, slope, or roadside strip. Who it's for Ideal for wildflower meadows, native and pollinator gardens, cut-flower beds, and low-maintenance borders. It is tough, drought tolerant, and thrives in zones 3 to 9 with very little help. How & when to plant Sow in early spring or fall. Scatter the seed on prepared soil and press it in lightly, since it needs light to germinate. Keep moist until seedlings appear in 7 to 21 days, then thin to 12 to 18 inches apart. Plants started early often bloom the first year. See our black-eyed Susan growing guide for the details. Growing & care Full sun brings the most flowers, though light shade is fine. Average, well-drained soil suits it, and once established it needs little water. Deadhead for tidier plants and longer bloom, or leave the seed heads for birds. It behaves as a short-lived perennial or biennial and renews itself by reseeding. Harvest Cut stems for the vase when the flowers have just fully opened, and they last a week or more. For seed, let a few heads dry and darken on the plant, then rub out the seed. Goldfinches love the ripe seed heads. Benefits & uses Black-eyed Susan feeds bees, butterflies, and seed-eating birds, holds up in heat and drought, and gives weeks of cheerful cut flowers. It is a backbone plant for any meadow or prairie planting. Why gardeners love our black-eyed Susan seed Our black-eyed Susan seed is heirloom, non-GMO, and untreated, chosen for strong germination and packed fresh by a licensed seed dealer based in the USA. The bulk 1 oz pack is priced for meadows and large plantings.