Black eyed susan landscaping

August can be a tough time for gardens as flower production fades, but black-eyed Susan keeps the color coming through September.

Black-eyed Susans are a popular staple in gardens. Learn the various Black-eyed Susan companion plants to create a more interesting garden bed.

If I had to choose the gardening philosophy closest to my lazy gardener’s heart, it would have to be “live and let live.” Or rather “live and let die … back.” Which sounds much more

Mix and match these flower combinations for a gorgeous garden. Their colors, textures, and bloom times offer something for everyone.

🌼 Mixed Perennial Flower Bed 🌼 A stunning array of vibrant perennials, including coneflowers, black-eyed Susans, and various other blooms! Light: Full...

Black-eyed Susans add vibrant color to gardens with their golden-yellow petals.

Black-eyed Susan vine can quickly cover a trellis with its wide, five-petaled blooms from mid-summer through frost. Learn how to grow black-eyed Susan vine and add it to your garden. This vine grows well from seed, and you can grow it in a container.

The 10 best flowers for your perennial garden. These plants are easy to grow, low-maintenance and beautiful!

Native plants Native plants are defined as plants that were present in North America before the arrival of European colonists. Non-native plants are also called exotic plants, and most of them come from Asia or Western Europe. Exotic plants can be but are not always invasive. The term “invasive” describes an exotic plant with no natural [...]

Black-eyed Susans are at home on the flat, sweeping stretches of land that define the American prairies and in addition to being hardy wildflowers are cheery, colorful additions to a sunny spot in your garden. Read more growing and care tips from the editors of Gardenista.