Rudbeckia Irish Eyes

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Planting Guide:

Fall - plant approximately 6 weeks before your first hard freeze date.

Rudbeckia hirta Irish Eyes is generally suitable for fall planting in USDA zones 7 and higher (unprotected), and Zones 6 and below with additional protection from a greenhouse, hoop house or frost cloth. This is strictly a guideline and we cannot guarantee winter survivability. 

Early Spring (cold soil) - plant approximately 2 weeks before your last frost date.

Rudbeckia hirta has come a long way from the yellow and black wild-type "black-eyed Susan". These daisy-like flowers come in a mix of cheerful yellows, rusty brown, and mahogany red hues and are essential for sunny, well drained cutting gardens. Grown by professional flower farmers and savvy home gardeners, this reliable species offers bold color, sturdy stems, and excellent vase life. Perfect for summer bouquets, Rudbeckia hirta thrives in full sun, attracting pollinators and providing reliable blooms in the first year, often returning for a second season or reseeding for years to come. Newly introduced varieties offer exciting new colors and shapes, giving a refreshing new spin on an old classic. Plant in the fall in milder areas (USDA 7+) or early spring in cold zones.