48+ Brown Eyed Susan Seeds Harvesting. They can withstand just about anything. I will take t.he time to remedy that this weekend.
Rudbeckia Subtomentosa Sweet Black Eyed Susan Wildflower Seed from www.everwilde.com
The brown eyed susan (rudbeckia triloba) should get at least 30 days of cold/moist stratification for the seeds to germinate at a good rate. We are not certified organic, but we only use organic and biodynamic practices on the land. Black eyed susan likes dry to moderately moist soil conditions and should be given weekly supplemental irrigation in arid western climates.
If your bloom wasn't pollinated it will quickly start to turn brown and the sepal will fall off the glad you're finding the seed saving posts useful.
Our seeds come from plants growing wild in our backyard. They can withstand just about anything. I will take t.he time to remedy that this weekend. Before you get started, one of the most important.
