Black eyed susan

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Learn how to grow your own organic black-eyed Susans from seed in a pollinator garden with these tips from garden coach David Pool.

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Black-eyed Susan vine can quickly cover a trellis with its wide, five-petaled blooms from mid-summer through frost. Learn how to grow black-eyed Susan vine and add it to your garden. This vine grows well from seed, and you can grow it in a container.