A show-stopping late-flowering perennial with an upright, clump-forming habit. Also known as 'Black-Eyed Susan'.
- Daisy-like, rich golden-yellow flowers with dark blackish-brown centres are produced in abundance from late summer, providing a sea of colour that lasts through the autumn until the first frost
- Old flowers/seed heads can be left on for some additional structure and interest for the winter, before cutting back hard in the spring.
- Suitable for any full sun location provided there is well-draining soil, and will also grow well in dappled shade. They are a staple addition to prairie-style planting, mixed borders, and will also make great cut flowers.
- Very impactful when used in mass planting with a mix of other contrasting perennials.
- The flowers will attract a wide range of bees, butterflies and other pollinators, and is an important food source for late in the season.
