Black-eyed Susan Vine plant profile

When to plant

When to plant Black-eyed Susan Vine

Black-eyed Susan vine is a showy tender tropical twining vine grown as an annual, with orange-to-yellow dark-throated flowers that bloom from summer through fall (NC State), best after the peak of summer heat. Sow seed or set plants out in late spring once frost has passed, in full sun with some afternoon shade, on a trellis, fence, or in a hanging basket. It reseeds easily and can be weedy in frost-free areas.

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Shows the source-backed planting season, not frost-adjusted dates.