Is any meadow planting really complete without Black-Eyed Susans? If your inevitable answer is “no”, then Rudbeckia hirta ‘Prairie Sun’ is calling your name! Gigantic bi-colored flowers with lime green centers and outer rays that fade from tangerine to golden yellow bloom prolifically from June to September, each bloom reaching a whopping 5” diameter and maintaining their bright chartreuse centers throughout their bloomtime. Winner of the 2003 All-America Selections award, ‘Prairie Sun’ Black-Eyed Susan is a low-maintenance and durable selection capable of handling occasional drought once established, growing easily in nearly any soil type you stick it in. Luckily, the soft-to-the-touch pubescent foliage is unpalatable to deer, making it a surefire standout even in the most herbivore-stricken gardens. Brighten up the perennial border or naturalistic meadow with this versatile beauty!

• Category: Perennials
• Hardiness Zone: 3
• Height: 30 Inches
• Spread: 20 Inches
• Bloom Color: Multi-Color, Orange, Yellow