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About Indian Summer Black-Eyed Susan and growing it in Alberta

Blooming abundantly from mid- to late summer, it adds vibrant colour and structure to borders, meadows, and cottage gardens. Thriving in full sun and well-drained soils, it is drought tolerant, adaptable, and highly attractive to bees and butterflies. deer resilient and adaptable, it provides long-lasting seasonal interest, though overly damp conditions may lead to leaf spot or powdery mildew.

Plant Specifications

  • Zone: 2
  • Height: 0.9 metres
  • Spread: 0.5 metres

Features of Indian Summer Black-Eyed Susan

  • Full Sun

  • Drought Resilient

  • Attracts Birds

  • Attracts Pollinators

  • Deer Resilient

  • Cut Flower

  • Native Plant

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