Are you waiting... and waiting for your Black Eyed Susans to bloom and wondering if it will ever happen? For those who haven't yet discovered these beauties, Black Eyed Susans, also known as Rudbeckia ...
Blooming black-eyed Susans in the garden. - Roman Milavin/Shutterstock Black-eyed Susans (Rudbeckia hirta) are short-lived perennials that often act like annuals, popping up with eye-catching bright ...
Q: My black-eyed susans have black spots on the leaf that multiply until the leaf just dies. I've been treating them with a fungicide, but it just gets worse and worse. Is this a fungus or something ...
Black-eyed Susans (Rudbeckia hirta) are among the easiest flowers to grow. Native to North America, they're well-adapted to growing in a wide variety of soil types and levels of sunlight. Plant seeds ...
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Should You Cut Back Black-Eyed Susans Now or Wait for Spring? What to Do For Better Blooms Next Year
Cut back Black-Eyed Susans anytime dead foliage appears—it’s optional, not required. Leaving them up helps wildlife, soil health, and reseeding for next season. If pruning, use clean shears and cut ...
EXCLUSIVE: The story of The Lazy Susans is in the works for the screen. TEG+ has acquired the film and television rights to adapt the story of the unlikely rock band formed by five suburban ...
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