Brown-Eyed Susan native plant with bright yellow flowers in full bloom (Rudbeckia triloba)

Native Brown-Eyed Susan Seeds

Starter packet (~100 seeds)
$6.50
Sale price  $6.50 Regular price 
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Brown-Eyed Susan native plant with bright yellow flowers in full bloom (Rudbeckia triloba)

Native Brown-Eyed Susan Seeds

$6.50
Sale price  $6.50 Regular price 

Brown-Eyed Susan fills the late-summer garden with hundreds of cheerful golden-yellow flowers, creating a bright display that lasts deep into fall. Its airy branching habit adds movement and beautiful color to pollinator gardens, meadows, and cottage-style plantings while blending gracefully with native grasses and other wildflowers. 

Brown-Eyed Susan serves as a host plant for the Silvery Checkerspot butterfly, making it a very important part of a healthy native landscape. As the summer season winds down, its golden blooms shimmer with butterflies, native bees, and feeding songbirds that enjoy its tasty seeds.

Some of the wildlife this native plant supports:

  • Native Butterflies
  • Native Bees
  • Bumble Bees
  • Native Pollinators
  • Songbirds
  • Beneficial Insects

Growing Information

Plant Life Cycle: Perennial
USDA Zones: 3–9
Sunlight:

  • Full Sun
  • Partial Sun

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Soil Moisture:

  • Medium-Dry
  • Medium

Soil Type:

  • Loam
  • Clay

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Drought Tolerance: Good Drought Tolerance
Deer Resistance:
Occasionally Browsed


Plant Characteristics

Bloom Color:

  • Yellow

Mature Height: 3–5 feet
Plant Spacing:
18–24 inches
Bloom Months:

  • June
  • July
  • August
  • September
  • October

Root Type: Fibrous
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Ecological Benefits

Ecological Benefits:

  • Caterpillar Host Plant
  • Butterfly Nectar Plant
  • Native Bee Forage
  • Bumble Bee Forage
  • Bird Food Source
  • Beneficial Insect Habitat
Planting From Seed

Best Sowing Time:

  • Late Fall or Early Spring

Seed Preparation: 30 Days Cold Stratification
Planting Depth:
Surface Sow
Expected First Bloom:
Usually the Second Growing Season

Seed Details

Scientific Name: Rudbeckia triloba
Common Names:

  • Brown-Eyed Susan, Branched Coneflower

Seeds per Starter Packet: 550
Approximate Seeds per Ounce:
25000

Starter Packets: Best for Smaller gardens and/or trying a new species.

Grow Packs: Best for medium sized home gardens.

Habitat Packs: Best for rewilding meadows, prairie restoration projects, and larger native garden plantings.

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