Brown-eyed Susan Size:1 Gallon Once it has established itself

Once it has established itself

Tolerates poor

the leaves transform into stunning shades of red

Allow plants to reseed before mowing for year-after-year native blooms

Very adaptable in moist soils or submerged in several inches of water

Brown-eyed Susan Size:1 Gallon Once it has established itselfRudbeckia triloba Commonly known as Browneyed Susan, Branched Coneflower, Thin Leaved Coneflower, Three Leaved Coneflower, and Three Lobed Coneflower. A coarse, weedy, somewhat hairy, clump forming, densely branched biennial or short lived perennial that is native from New England to Minnesota south to Georgia and Oklahoma. This is a densely branched plant that typically grows to 2 3 (less frequently to 5) tall. Daisy like flowers (to 1 1 2 diameter)