Black-Eyed Susan Vine
Thunbergia alata
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A bushy but very manageable twining vine!
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Cheerful Black-Eyed Golden Blooms to Climb the Fence or Twine Around the Lamppost!
1- to 2-inch blooms in shades of yellow-to-orange, many with black eyes, against large, heart-shaped foliage.
Nothing evokes a country gate or rustic mailbox as cheerily as a twining Black-Eyed Susan Vine, with masses of blooms all summer and large, lush foliage. Managing to look very bushy but never getting out of hand, this vine is ideal for growing up through fences and gates, pillars and poles. Especially effective in containers, where its very full habit looks incredibly lush! The 1- to 2-inch blooms arise very profusely, facing out from the vine. Petal color ranges from mid-yellow to deep orange, and many blooms feature the characteristic black eye. If you love Black-Eyed Susan, you've got to see the two new color mixes fresh from our gardens! Blushing Susie is a warm-toned blend of red and rose shades, with a few pinks and apricots thrown in for good measure. Sunrise Surprise is a vintage-look mix of creamy rose, salmon, apricot, and ivory shades. Both have the same size and easy-care growth of the original Black-Eyed Susan -- and you can get a packet of all 3 varieties plus new White Eyed Susie for one low price!Plant this annual in full sun. It grows rapidly from a direct-sowing, or may be started ahead. Trouble-free and very robust! Pkt is 25 seeds.
This product can be purchased in the following collection:
Black-Eyed Susan Vine Collection (90307)
Seeds Item # 1957
Black-Eyed Susan Vine
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Saturday, November 22
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1957
Black-Eyed Susan Vine
Botanical Name:
Thunbergia
alata
Shipping:
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Sun Exposure:
Full Sun
Soil Types/Tolerance:
Normal, loamy
Ship Form:
Seeds
Product Category:
Seeds
Annuals
Bloom Color:
Gold
Bloom Size:
1 in -
2 in
Bloom Season:
Early Summer
to Late Summer
Plant Habit:
Vining
Uses:
Ornamental
Outdoor
Containers
Vines and Climbers
Additional Features:
Flower
Plant Height:
6 ft
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