Black-Eyed Susan vine is an 1800s heirloom with lush foliage and masses of blooms all summer in vibrant orange, yellow, and white around a dark eye. Petals contrast sharply with the black center.
Grow in window boxes, hanging baskets, as ground cover, or trained as a screen on a trellis, fence, mailbox, or column. Flowers suit cutting and bring in pollinators.
Features
1800s heirloom variety
Blooms all summer
Climbs or trails for screens and baskets
Use: Cut flower, trellis, baskets, ground cover
Light: Full sun to part shade
Attracts: Pollinators
Flower colors: Orange, yellow, white with black eye
