Rudbeckia, Brown Eyed Susan Common
Rudbeckia
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Common Brown-Eyed Susan is a beloved Great Lakes native wildflower with cheerful golden-yellow blooms surrounding a distinctive dark, velvety brown center. Growing 24 to 36 inches, it produces flowers abundantly from summer well into fall, long after many perennials have finished their show. The compact, daisy-like blooms appear in impressive numbers, creating a mass of color that butterflies find irresistible. As a native plant, it provides valuable seed for goldfinches and other birds as the season winds down. Deer and rabbit resistant, extremely cold hardy, and wonderfully easy to grow in any sunny well-drained spot.
Mature Height: 24 - 36"
Mature Spread: 18 - 24"
Sunlight Exposure: Sun
Water Needs: Moderate
Plant Profile
Rudbeckia, Brown Eyed Susan Common
Sunlight Exposure
Sun
Water Needs
Moderate
Landscape Use
Border, Accent, Mass Planting
Growth Rate
Moderate
Growth Shape
Upright
Flowering Season
Summer, Fall
Foliage Color
Green
Pest + Disease Resistance
Deer Resistant, Rabbit Resistant, Insect Resistant, Disease Resistant
Pollinator + Wildlife Support
Native (Great Lakes Region), Pollinator – Butterflies, Benefits Birds
Season of Interest
Summer, Fall
Fall Color
Copper-Brown-Bronze
Garden Performance & Beauty
Flowers for Cutting
Environmental Tolerances
Cold Tolerant, Juglone (Black Walnut) Tolerant
Winter Foliage
Deciduous