Black-Eyed Susan

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(Rudbeckia hirta)

Bright orange-yellow ray flowers or “petals” contrast with the dark brown disk flowers in the center of the 2-3 inch flower head of these often-cultivated, scabrous annuals.

Native to the central Atlantic region, these plants are common on roadsides and in the old fields, pastures and meadows of the mountains. July-September.

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    Elmhurst, NY
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