by Kelly W
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I got this from a fellow gardener down south who didn't know what it was either. When I moved back to NY I brought some with me praying it would survive the first hard winter. It did and it puts on such a show that neighbors ask what it is and where I got, never seen it at any nursery. Notice it reaches the second floor over hang on a typical high ranch.
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Mar2067780on Aug 23, 2015careful they multiply every year, they can get away from you pretty quick,
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Phyllis volpeon Apr 11, 2016Aren't they called blacked eyed susans
Sue Kieneon Oct 16, 2016o black eyed susans are much shorter
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