How to Grow Black-Eyed Susan from Seed 🌼 Step by step Save this reel for later 🌱 Easy to grow and perfect for cut flowers—this variety has beautiful coloring, lots of blooms, and great vase life. Here’s how to grow it from seed: 👉 Fill a 50-cell tray with moist potting soil and press gently to remove any air pockets. 👉 Since the seeds are tiny, use a toothpick with a dab of saliva to pick them up (yes, really—it works!). Place 1–2 seeds in each cell. 👉 Dust the top lightly with vermiculite.

Rudbeckias are one of those low maintainence perennial plants that offer year on year flowers that just keep coming until late autumn - and they even tolerate clay soil in new build gardens. My gardening tips for beginner gardeners will show you how to take care of these orange and yellow flowers in your garden. Easy plant tips and plant care #gardeningtips #gardeningforbeginners #plantcare #planttips #rudbeckia | Gardening with Ish