Brown Eyed Susan offers a profusion of brilliant yellow flowers with jet-black centers blooming from late July up until the first hard frost. This Rudbeckia grows from two to five feet tall, in a bushy habit with an open-airy quality. Its lovely informal style is an excellent complement to any of the tall native grasses and common prairie wildflowers. Although short-lived, it self-sows readily on open soil. It prefers moderate moisture but is very adaptable, and grows in almost any soil in full sun or light shade. Brown Eyed Susan is a larval host plant for the Silvery Checkerspot (Chlosyne nycteis), and the Wavy-Lined Emerald (Synchlora aerata). Bees, Butterflies, and other Pollinators will love this addition to your home or garden!
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Grow Your Own Protein! The B & B Escomame edamame seed is a light yellow (soya) variety developed on a Northeast Arkansas farm using traditional crossing practices by a female plant pathologist who cares about the quality of her food. The Escomame edamame variety was grown, harvested, cleaned and hand-packed on the same Arkansas farm. It was developed specifically for the Arkansas climate and is very easy to grow. Escomame edamame seed has been tested and verified Non-GMO with a germination rate of 87%. For detailed growing instructions, information and recipes go to: https://bandblegacyfarms.com
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Grow Your Own Protein! The B & B Escomame edamame seed is a light yellow (soya) variety developed on a ... more

FRESH SEED. Grow your own luffa vines. You need to start early and get them into the ground just after the last freeze as they do take a long growing season.
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FRESH SEED. Grow your own luffa vines. You need to start early and get them into the ground just after ... more