Black-Eyed Susan Seed -- Native Flower, Wildflower, Long Bloom Season, Pollinator Friendly.Est, 200/1000/2000 seeds(200 Seeds)

🌼 Black-Eyed Susan Seeds (Rudbeckia hirta)Bright Native Wildflower ndash; Long Bloom Season ndash; Pollinator FriendlyBlack-Eyed Susan is a cheerful, easy-to-grow native wildflower that produces bright golden-yellow petals with dark brown centers. Blooming from early summer through fall, this short-lived perennial (often grown as an annual or biennial) brings bold color and lasting impact to any native planting, pollinator patch, or cut flower garden.Reaching 2ndash;3 feet tall, it pairs well with coneflowers, milkweed, and native grasses mdash; and is a top choice for supporting bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects.✅ Benefits:Native across most of North AmericaLong bloom season (up to 3 months!)Attracts native bees, butterflies, and hoverfliesFast-growing and tolerant of poor soilsGreat for meadows, roadsides, garden beds, and restoration work🌱 Planting Instructions:When to Plant:Best planted in fall for natural stratificationOr cold stratify seeds (30 days moist refrigeration) and sow in spring after frostHow to Plant:Site Prep: Remove vegetation and loosen soilSeeding Rate:Broadcast: 0.25ndash;0.5 oz per 100 sq ftGarden Row: 20ndash;30 seeds per footDepth: Sow shallow (1/16ndash;1/8); press seeds firmly into soilWatering: Keep soil moist until germination (7ndash;14 days)Maintenance: Flowers may bloom in year one; reseeds easily for future seasons📌 Note: Prefers full sun and well-drained soils but tolerates a wide range of conditions. Great for first-year blooms and filling space while slower natives get established.📦 Hand-packed with care mdash; perfect for vibrant wildflower gardens, habitat restoration, or prairie-style borders.