What suggestions do you have for landscaping with Black-Eyed Susans?

Answer by  Christian9247 (5042)

Place a mixture of shortened flowers with the Black-Eye Susans along the sides or in the back. Over time the main plant, the Black-Eye will grow an fill in the gaps between the other flowers. Also be sure to place them in an organized pattern.

Answer by  julie87 (222)

Put them in a mixture of shorter flowers such as pansies or petunias with the Black-eye susans in the back. They will probably mix well with wild flowers or even hostas in front.

Answer by  worker5946 (132)

black eyed susans are a fairly hardy veriety of plant, that can flurish in serveral types of terrain, they can be easily cultivated when water and lighted well.

Answer by  Jalaine11 (2043)

Black-Eyed Susans are easy to grow and maintain so they are an excellent choice for landscaping. They grow well in containers or when planted in the ground either in a flower bed or along landscaping borders. In the spring or fall, plant flowers in clusters where they will receive full sun.

Answer by  mb (5482)

Just make sure you place the plants in an area with about 50% shade and sunlight and that they are fertilized the first growing season.

Answer by  hankadoo (148)

Black-Eyed Susans make a delightful addition to any landscape. They have the most impact when planted in clumps. Be sure to place them behind flowers that won't grow as tall.

Answer by  helol25 (680)

Well you can basically just add the landscaping rocks as a fence or border for the black eyed susans. It would look great.

Answer by  worker2746 (2434)

Black Eyed Susans grow very tall so you can put them into a rock garden and also intertwine them with traditional daisies or a bed of hostas looks nice too.