Black Eyed Susan
A large showy yellow flower with a dark brownish center, that is commonly found along roadsides. It is found in 46 of the 50 US states. It is most commonly distinguished from other similar Asters by a hairy stem and oval leaves. It stands 1-2 feet high in height and flowers can be up to 3 inches across.
Wildflower Details
| Scientific Name: | hirta |
| Native: | Yes |
| Growing Season: | All summer |
| Soil Type: | Open areas, common in roadsides |
| Other Names: | Coneflower, Brown-eyed Susan |
| Family: | Aster |