Plant profile

Black-eyed Susan

A hardy meadow flower that supports bees and butterflies from midsummer into fall.

Why it supports pollinators

The open, daisy-like blooms make pollen and nectar easy to access. Its long bloom window helps fill late-season gaps.

Planting tips

  • Plant in clusters for visual impact and easy foraging.
  • Allow some seed heads to remain for winter habitat.
  • Pairs well with goldenrod for fall color and nectar.

Pollinators supported

Species that benefit from this plant

Regions

Where this plant is native