Why Black-Eyed Susans Are The Perfect Flower To Plant In Fall
By MICHAEL ALEXANDER UCCELLO
Black-eyed Susans have yellow petals and a dark, almost black center which make them stand out in any garden. They are also covered in coarse hair known as trichomes.
Thanks to their perennial nature, black-eyed Susans return season after season, saving you both time and money. They even require minimal upkeep and are drought and heat-tolerant.
These flowers are also a dependable source of sustenance for pollinators in the autumn season, and bees and butterflies, in particular, are attracted to their daisy-like blooms.