(Common Black-eyed Susan, Toto Rustic Black-eyed Susan)

Toto® Rustic is a short-statured, floriferous black-eyed Susan grown for its rustic two-tone flowers. This clump-forming, short-lived perennial originates from North America. All summer, it bears many large daisies with petals that are chocolate-burgundy at the base and golden yellow at the tips. These appear on short, stout stems lined with hairy dark green leaves. Each plant becomes covered with flowers, which are manna to bees and butterflies.

Common black-eyed Susan grows best in full sun...

(Becky Black-eyed Susan, Common Black-eyed Susan)

When summer temperatures heat up, lots of colorful daisies cover these vigorous, heavy blooming plants. The members of the Becky Series offer flowers in shades of orange, golden yellow and russet brown. They are easy to grow and will bloom into fall with light maintenance.

Common black-eyed Susan, also called gloriosa daisy, is a short-lived perennial that originates from North America. It is wonderfully easy to grow and blooms for an extended period of time. Throughout the summer, the compact,...

(Cherokee Sunset Black-eyed Susan, Common Black-eyed Susan)

The vigorous Cherokee Sunset mix is best known for its variable bold, mahogany, bronze-red and gold, double to semi-double daisies that are highly floriferous. They are easy to grow and offer lots of blooms in the heat of summer. In 2002 this mix was an All American Selections Winner.

Common black-eyed Susan, also called gloriosa daisy, is a short-lived perennial that originates from North America. It is wonderfully easy to grow and blooms for an extended period of time. Throughout the summer,...

(Chim Chiminee Mix Black-eyed Susan, Common Black-eyed Susan)

The extraordinary gloriosa daisies in Chim Chiminee mix are best known for their colorful, semi-double daisies with fluted and quilled petals. The flowers come in a suite of harvest colors including mahogany, bronze, dark red and gold. They are easy to grow and bloom heavily in high summer.

Common black-eyed Susan, also called gloriosa daisy, is a short-lived perennial that originates from North America. It is wonderfully easy to grow and blooms for an extended period of time. Throughout the...

(Common Black-eyed Susan, Rustic Colors Mix Black-eyed Susan)

The warm and inviting flower colors of Rustic Colors Mix are mahogany, bronze-red and gold. The large, single-flowered black-eyed Susans are compact, easy to grow and offer lots of blooms in the heat of summer.

Common black-eyed Susan, also called gloriosa daisy, is a short-lived perennial that originates from North America. It is wonderfully easy to grow and blooms for an extended period of time. Throughout the summer, the clump-forming, short-lived perennial puts forth, thick, leafy stems...

(Black-eyed Susan, Missouri Orange Coneflower, Ozark Black-eyed Susan)

Pretty green leaves and stems are covered in silvery white hairs on the Missouri orange coneflower, which also creates summer and fall floral displays of golden yellow daisies with purple-brown centers. An herbaceous perennial that grows from a fleshy rhizome (underground stem), it forms clumps of leaves. It is a native wildflower of rocky prairies, glades and hills of the central United States, including the Ozark Mountains.

The leaves are nvery narrow tongues, green in color but lightly white-haired....

(Black-eyed Susan, Shining Coneflower, Shiny Coneflower)

a magnet for butterflies and seed-eating songbirds, shiny coneflower is a tall perennial that becomes covered with green-coned, yellow flowers from late summer to fall. Natural populations can be found across a swath from Florida and Georgia to Texas in the American Southeast. In the wild it favors moist, open woods, streamsides, moist roadsides. The plants form clumps that slowly spread by rhizomes (underground stems).

The large oval leaves, often with thin jagged lobes or edges, line the upright...

(Brown-eyed Susan, Thinleaf Coneflower)

The brown-eyed Susan is sister to the more common black-eyed Susan except that its numerous yellow flowers are smaller, have shorter petals and brown central eyes. It is tough, long-blooming and much underused in the landscape. When the tall, bushy plants bloom in summer they create a colorful cloud of dark-eyed daisies.

This short-lived perennial is native to a vast expanse of the central and eastern United States, from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean. It is clump-forming and has...

(Ruellia)

The genus Ruellia encompasses about 300 species. Most are native to the tropical and occasionally temperate areas of Africa, Asia and the Americas. They are typically perennial herbs or shrubs with showy flowers.

Leaves are variable in shape and color, held opposite of each other on the stems and are without lobes. Large flowers are usually funnel-shaped ending with five, spreading lobes. They are produced singly or in clusters from the ends of the branches or the joint between the...

(Ruellia)

The genus Ruellia encompasses about 300 species. Most are native to the tropical and occasionally temperate areas of Africa, Asia and the Americas. They are typically perennial herbs or shrubs with showy flowers.

Leaves are variable in shape and color, held opposite of each other on the stems and are without lobes. Large flowers are usually funnel-shaped ending with five, spreading lobes. They are produced singly or in clusters from the ends of the branches or the joint between the...