Rudbeckia, Susan aux yeux noirs
- Ontario Grown
$1.95
SKU: GS-6174-RUD-DT
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- Organicly grown
- Non GMO
Description
Rudbeckia hirta, communément appelée Susan aux yeux noirs, est une plante à fleurs nord-américaine de la famille des Astéracées, originaire de l'est et du centre de l'Amérique du Nord et naturalisée dans la partie occidentale du continent ainsi qu'en Chine.
Spécifications
- Plant Name: Black Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta)
- Cultivar Type: Native Heirloom, Open-Pollinated
- Plant Class: Short-Lived Hardy Perennial / Self-Seeding Tender Perennial (Grown as an Annual or Biennial)
- Color: Bright golden-yellow petals surrounding a prominent dark chocolate-brown central cone
- Plant Characteristics: Upright branching habit (24–36 inches tall / 60–90 cm), coarse hairy dark green leaves, 3- to 4-inch single blooms, long sturdy stems, exceptional heat
- cold tolerance: cold tolerance
- Suitable Space: Native plant plots, pollinator borders, wildflower meadows, cottage gardens, cutting beds, naturalized roadside drifts
- Season: Midsummer through Autumn (Long Bloom Window)
- Best Time for Sowing (Zone 6b): Surface sow indoors late February to March (seeds require light to germinate; gently press into soil without covering); transplant outdoors mid-to-late May. Alternatively, direct surface sow outdoors in late April to May, or late autumn (October to November) for natural winter stratification.
- Sunlight: Full Sun (6+ hours direct sunlight daily; tolerates very light partial shade)
- Watering Needs: Low to Moderate (requires light moisture during establishment; highly heat-
- drought-tolerant once rooted): drought-tolerant once rooted)
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