TN Native: Rudbeckia

Also known as black-eyed susan, brown-eyed susan, conedisk, and gloriosa daisy tall coneflower! I don't know which variety I have, but it's different from the black-eyed susans I see growing along Tennessee roadsides. Gloriously beautiful in the garden, I have another variety that has brown petals with a deep brown center. Very pretty together!

Native plants are evolved and adapted to our soils and climate. They require less water, fertilizer, attention. They attract bees, butterflies and other pollinators to our gardens.