Black-eyed Susan (Rudibeckia hirta) is planted in our native plant garden. . Bright yellow, daisy-like petals and domed dark-brown centers. These plants thrive in full sun. They bloom from summer through fall, self-seed readily, and support pollinators.
The intro image is in the public domain. The larger photo of the field of black-eyed susans is from the US Fish and Wildlife Service, by Krista Lundgren/USFWS, at https://www.fws.gov/media/black-eyed-susansjpeg.
