Viettes Little Suzy Black-Eyed Susan

Viettes Little Suzy Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia 'Viett's Little Suzy') is a beautiful dwarf variety of the Indian Summer Black-Eyed Susan. It is a popular, easy-to-grow perennial that has a long blooming period and excellent fall foliage color. Viettes however, is a sweet and petite little version of these fantastic herbaceous perennials!

Black-eyed Susan's Viettes Little Suzy attracts butterflies and provides food for birds in the winter! The big blooms are the perfect landing pads for bees and beneficial insects, then as the blooms fade, the seed heads add lovely texture in the fall and winter, plus the seeds are ideal for songbirds to feast on!

The long bright yellow ray petals surround the brown domed centers! The coarse, scratchy feeling deep green foliage remains healthy all growing season and resists the heat and chill throughout USDA growing zones 4 through 8. These are incredibly easy to grow and dwarf in size for space-saving gardening!

Planting and Application:

Viettes is great in borders, for cut flowers, or for naturalized areas. These are incredible wildlife and pollinator plants! Make banks and groupings in the pollinator garden and add late summer and fall blooms in cottage borders to extend your flowering season! This extended flowering also beefs up the cutting garden for your summer and fall bouquets!

Use this plant in containers, as cut flowers, or in the landscape as seasonal edging and color! Add easy color to your floral bouquets and the more you snip, the more keep coming back for your butterflies! Create naturalized wildflower gardens while on a much smaller footprint! Front porch pots and planters around your home's back seating areas for summer and fall color!

• Brilliant Yellow Petals & Brown Raised Centers
• Coarse Green Healthy Foliage
• Dwarf Space-Saving Size
• Easy to Grow a Dwarf Variety
• Low Hedge, Late-Season Color, Wildlife & Cut Flower Gardens

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Rudbeckia thrive in the full sun and almost any type of soil. Provide these fast-growing and easy-to-care for perennials with moderate regular moisture, then become drought tolerant once established. Black-eyed Susan's need to be grown in full sun in somewhat moist soil conditions in a well-drained area. Deadheading will encourage more blooming.

• Full Sun & Moderate Moisture
• About Any Well-Drained Soil
• Prune Back Late Fall/Early Spring
• Deer Resistant
• Drought Tolerant

Viettes Little Suzy Black-Eyed Susan is just the fantastic little perennial for your gardens this year - and every year! Blooms for butterflies and seeds for birds, you'll find more than one reason to include this vibrant little Rudbeckia in your landscape! Available now at NatureHills.com!