Goldstrum Black Eyed Susan Rudbeckia Botany|Evergreen serrated leaves and a denser

serrated leaves and a denser habit

just trim for shape or to remove dead wood after flowering

The edible interior

Flowers pink

Goldstrum Black Eyed Susan Rudbeckia Botany|Evergreen serrated leaves and a denserBlack Eyed Susan's (by the way, the flower's eye, or center, is not really black; it's dark brown) are in the Rudbeckia family and are seen here in Tennessee since they are indigenous to many sections of the United States. Susan starts to bloom in mid to late summer with an eye catching display of golden flowers and butterflies love her! As most Rudbeckia's, Susan is reliable and tough; grows easily in drought, heat and clay soils. Quickly reaches 24