Black Eyed Susans
Black-Eyed Susans
Yes! Planters are more than mortals
We’re helpers of nature
We’re able to make plants grow
And we’re active in the process
But it’s nature that determines the outcome.
Take black-eyed Susans
There’s a planter’s playbook
About how to get the best results
Black-eyed Susans must be planted
When the soil temperature is around 70 degrees
For the best results
The planting period is March to May
These seedlings will flower from June to September.
Black-eyed Susans enjoy the sun
So be sure to give them plenty sunlight
But be mindful and fertilize the soil for the best
results
Check the plants regularly to see if they need
watering
And be sure they don’t dry out
Further tips would be to remove
Faded or dead leaves to prolong blooming
You must know when to prune
So that smaller blooms will occur in the fall
But all gardeners do, they are just helping nature
To ensure that black-eyed Susans grow their best
Still a planter has to guard against slugs, snails,
Aphids,
And fungi by using an organic and anti-fungal program
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