Indian Summer Black-Eyed Susan was named an All American Selection Winner in 1995 and still is considered one of the best. Enormous 6-9” flower heads on sturdy 3-3 ½’ plants appear all summer into fall.

A prolific bloomer, you can count on armloads of sunny yellow daisies. We use it often in pots as an annual for bright color all summer and fall. Fantastic alone in pots on patios and entrance ways, in mixed pots, and in the garden. Not long-lived, but reseeds perfectly for years and years of flowers.

Plant in full sun to part shade. Although drought tolerant, for best results keep well watered especially when plants are setting up buds and blooming.

Designated a Missouri Botanical Garden ‘Plant of Merit’ for its outstanding qualities.

Winner of the prestigious All America Selections award. AAS is an independent, nonprofit organization that tests new varieties and introduces what it considers to be the best garden performers as AAS winners. AAS winners have proven themselves exceptional varieties over a broad range of growing conditions.