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20 000 Black Eyed Susan Heirloom Flower Seeds for Planting

20 000 Black Eyed Susan Heirloom Flower Seeds for Planting

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Key Features

  • High-Value Wildflower: 10,000 Black eyed susan seeds perennial (tender) deliver masses of yellow daisy blooms for pollinator gardens. Great wildflower seeds for beds, borders, containers, and meadows, USDA 1-12.
  • Many Sowing Options: 1. Sow blackeyed susan flower seeds Directly in late Fall. 2. Or, For spring, cold stratify rudbeckia seeds 4 wks with moist sand, 3. Or start indoors 6–8 wks early. Versatile flower seed packets and gardening seeds. Surface-sow; needs light.
  • Resilient Growth Habit: Black eyed susan reach 24 inches; space 18–30 inches. Full sun; black eye susan seeds tolerates clay or rocky soils. Black eyed susans are heat and drought tolerant—ideal perennial flower seeds.
  • Extended Bloom Season: Black eyed susan bloom early summer to late fall; deadhead for longer color. Attracts butterflies and bees — black-eyed susan seeds are great for cut flowers and deer resistant seeds.
  • Cut & Save: Harvest stems as flowers open for vases. Save seed by drying cones and rubbing out seed. Bulk black eyed susan seeds value suits large borders and diverse seed packets for planting.

Specifications

Brand KVITER
Manufacturer KVITER
Material Heirloom
Color Yellow
Product Type PLANT_SEED
Special Features ['Attracts Pollinators', 'Deer Resistant', 'Drought Tolerant', 'Growing Guide Included', 'Made in the USA']
Item Highlights Gloriosa Daisy Wildflower Seeds, Flower Seeds for Planting Outside, Borders, Containers, Attracts Pollinators
Item Type Keyword flowering-plants
Package Dimensions H: 11 / L: 112 / W: 81 (Weight: 15)
unit 20000 Count

Description

Bring a sunlit sweep of color with black eyes susan seeds — native Rudbeckia hirta - both flower seeds perennial outdoor & plant seeds for indoor planting with golden petals and bold dark cones. Also known as black-eyed susan, gloriosa daisy, coneflower, yellow daisy, golden daisy, brown betty, rudbeckia, brown eyed susan seeds. Reaching about 24 inches, plants fill borders and meadows and draw butterflies and honeybees. Adapted to USDA Zones 1–12, they thrive in full sun or part sun and show strong heat and drought tolerance once established.Sowing is light-dependent: surface-sow and press gently so light reaches the seed. For spring timing, cold stratify 4 weeks by mixing seed with moist sand and refrigerating, or start indoors 6–8 weeks before planting out. Keep the medium lightly moist; germination typically occurs in 14–21 days. Transplant after several true leaves appear, spacing 18–30 inches for upright clumps.Black eyed susan tolerates clay or rocky soils and asks only for occasional water in dry spells. Deadhead to extend the display; For cut flowers, harvest stems as blooms open; they hold well in vases. Saving seed is simple: once petals drop, let cones dry until the stem browns, snip, finish drying out of sun, then rub to free the seed. With 10,000 black eyed susan seeds bulk - you’ll cover beds, borders, and meadows with ease. This versatile favorite anchors perennial wildflower seeds for planting outdoors and fits deer resistant flower seeds designs. Blend with daisy seeds and heirloom seed choices for seasonal color, or add to fall flower seeds when planning next year’s show. From containers to larger plantings, Rudbeckia hirta delivers dependable germination, rugged performance, and pollinator-friendly charm. Yellow daisy bush seeds,daisy bush seeds,wildflower seed packs,perrenial seeds.
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