Our BEST Black-eyed Susans (Rudbeckia) // 4 Superb Selections To Enjoy & Perhaps Sing About! 😉👏🎶
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- Join David in our nursery & find out about 4 of our BEST perennial Rudbeckias (Black-eyed Susan).
Discover:
😊How these fantastic NATIVE SELECTIONS are so hardy, reliable and easy to grow.
🏡Where you can plant and enjoy them in your garden
🦋 How they attract & sustain pollinators, butterflies and birds
✂️Why they make wonderful cut flowers
🌻How these perennial sorts will come back year after year
Then listen in as David breaks into to song to explain where their descriptive common name (Black-eyed Susan) comes from.
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I watched the beginning again to hear you sing! You have a nice voice 👍🏼
Thank you for your kind words. There may be more singing in the future!
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Love these videos that focus on several varieties of the same perennial.
Sometimes, it would also be helpful to have a table with each of the varieties beside one another to see how they compare.
That's an interesting approach. Maybe we can try to do that as a "recap" at the end.
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Thank you for sharing the history of this great flower thru authentic Celtic song (and vocals) pictures of great ships & pictures of interesting people. Loved seeing all the different varieties you grow as well as hearing about the growths habits of each variety. Thank you again for sharing!
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loved the singing
Thank goodness for that, David was a little worried, it might put people off.
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Thank you for the sweet treat of singing to us. I so enjoyed that.
Oh thank you for your kind words and for watching and takin the time to write. David likes to mix things up a bit!
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Hi David and thank you for the singing the tune, giving the history of! 😊 Interesting and always informative. I planted Goldstrum myself this year in 2 seperate garden areas, and yes, very easy plants to care for. Like any new plantings, they need their good drinks of water until well established. They are lovely in making their own statement! Eye catching 💛 to say the least!
Thank you, good to hear.
wonderful
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Great video, loved the song and the story behind it, Blackeyed Susan, one of my favorite flowers they grow wild, where I live NE Oklahoma, my field blackeyed Susan's has made its way to my flowers gardens. I need a stronger Blackeyed Susan's ❤❤❤
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These selections are available through our network of partnering garden centers: grownbyoverdevest.com/retail-locator/ so, when you go along to visit them you should be able to pick the ones that appeal to you most.
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Thank you for this great informative history of and variety options for these tough, happy flowers. I used to work at a nursery and Goldstrum and Viette's were always favorites. Never knew Goldstrum was such an old cultivar from the 1930s! Love the other two varieties, will have to keep an eye out for them.
You are very welcome, it is nice to know that you are appreciating our efforts. You can't go far wrong with any of these Black-eyed Susans, they are all good performers and generally do well, even without much maintenance!
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So helpful! Thank you! This is something I'm missing in my garden and this will help me decide which to choose and where to plant. But first, I will need to research care/maintenance to learn more before adding to my garden.
You are very welcome, it is nice to know that you are appreciating our efforts. You can't go to far wrong with any of these Black-eyed Susans, they are all good performers and generally do well, even without much maintenance!
That said, of course, they will be even better with a little care and attention and to help you in that regard we would encourage you to scroll through some of the other videos here on this channel to get more of David's tips and suggestions.
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Hi David. Black eyed Susan’s are definitely beautiful. Here in my zone 7B, my problem is they get severe black leaf spot which is quite unsightly. I have two gold strums that got struck with it. Unfortunately I’m planning on ripping them & plant something else.
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When you get a chance, can we suggest that you re-watch our video again?
And this time, look at the variety (Rudbeckia 'American Gold Rush'), that David explains about near the end (at the 9.43 minute mark).
In our trials, we have been really impressed by its performance, and particularly by the fact that it shows excellent natural resistance to the "black leaf" diseases issues that your plants are getting.
With your existing plants....., what David suggests, is that there's a couple of things you could try. First in late Autumn, winter or early spring, trim back your plants and try to remove all of the old infected foliage and debris (this will help to reduce new infection next year). Then mulch around them, this will help to retain moisture in the ground, so that the healthy, drought-stress free growth will be better able to deal with the disease. But more importantly then that, putting down the fresh layer of mulch will help to cover up any disease spores that might have over-wintered on tiny fragments of diseased foliage. In other words, removing as much of the old foliage as possible and starting off the season with good hygiene, will help to reduce disease spread.
Also, be careful not to over fertilize, because sometimes over lush plants can be more prone to disease issues that ones that are grown leaner. And the last and very important thing, is try to keep the foliage as dry as possible by directing water in at the base of the plants and not overhead. You see, the disease spreads on wet foliage (especially in muggy, humid summers), which is why David says he likes to water in the mornings, rather than in the evenings.
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I live those flowers. They are so happy. 😊they reseed. Which is a plus.
Yes, they are happy flowers and quite easy to grow. Thanks for watching and taking the time to write.
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Just discovered your channel and must say I am throughly enjoying David's knowledge. The history and stories he shares are so interesting. Thank you. Gives me a whole new appreciation for the Black eyed Susan's in my garden!
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I have subscribed😃I'm here in Canada, so unfortunately we do not have your nursery stock in our garden centres. But I have watched a few of your very informative videos so far(just found your channel) and have learned a few more tips that I wasn't aware of. Really enjoy David's tutorials and fun facts!@@OverdevestNurseries
I have grown Goldsturm for at least 25 years and also worked for Martin Viette’s nursery on Long Island, NY ( Mark’s father). Martin hybridized many Hostas and Hemerocallis.
Any idea why my Goldsturm have been developing brown splotches that look like rust a few weeks after they start blooming each year?
These videos are so wonderful, the plants, the histories, and the singing of old sea shanties❤️
Thank you, it is great to hear you are enjoying our efforts and finding them interesting and helpful.
There's two possible things that might be causing your issue - Angular leaf spot and Septoria leaf spot. Both overwinter on old infected leaf tissue, so its important to cut back your plants and do a good clean up of old foliage in autumn, that will go a long way to reduce the infection.
Good air circulation is also important, so rowing your plants in an open, well ventilated spots will also help and especially important is not watering them overhead.
Wet foliage (especially in the evening and at night) is how the spots spread, so when watering try to direct the hose in at ground level and avoid automatic irrigation.
The last plant featured Rudbeckia 'American Gold Rush' - is resistant to this, that's what David was talking about when he mentioned it's incredible, natural disease resistance.
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Adorei a canção, parabéns ao cantor, assim como o video e explicações. Congratulations
Gracias!
Recently discovered your channel, love it. Great tips! Have subscribed & shared. In Bergen county, NJ. Will search for your plants locally.
Love rudbeckia. Soon the goldfinches will be enjoying the seed heads. They easily self-seed, but I save some seed heads for planting in autumn.
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Every time I have tried Goldstrum it has developed black spots on foliage. Although it won’t kill the plant it looks bad. This year I switched to Hirta and have not had a problem despite our high-humidity in VA 7b.
This is why David was so pleased to introduce you the last plant featured Rudbeckia 'American Gold Rush' - it is resistant to this and doesn't become affected.
There's two possible things that might be causing your issue - Angular leaf spot and Septoria leaf spot. Both overwinter on infected debris, so a good clean up of old foliage in fall will go along way to reduce the infection intensity, good air circulation by growing your plants in an open well ventilated spots will also help and especially important is not watering them overhead.
Wet foliage (especially in the evening and at night) is how they spread, so gardens with automatic irrigation are vulnerable.
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Love your videos as always!
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Hello! Love Goldstrum. Have been growing it since it was the perennial of the year. I think in the 1990’s?
Thank you for listening and taking the time to write! There's a lot of really interesting things about the plants we grow in our gardens, that most folk don't know about, so when someone like David get going, it opens up a whole new appreciation for these beautiful, easy to grow plants. Ones that are frequently just taken for granted.
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My black eyed susans got run over. 😢 I plan to move them now so is there a way to store them over winter after I've dug them up after they are done drying out to replant next year. And when should i replant?
They can be lifted and moved now. In fact, this is a wonderful time for transplanting them. The tops won't look like they grow much, but the soil is warm after the summer and the roots will start to establish in their new positions so that next spring, they will quickly grow out.
If for any reason the new site is not ready you could lift them and temporarily "heel them in", by just digging a trench and covering the roots of the clumps. Then early next spring, they can be planted out in their permanent positions. They are hardy and actually store better outside, so don't bring them inside where they are likely to get dried out or try to start growing.
Hope this helps.
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Too funny! U just mentioned it! 1999
There you go.....
Try to watch to the end.....
David usually has a interesting little tail piece near the end that some people who don't hand in there will miss.
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I need one that is able to survive powdery mildew
Take a look at the last variety that David features.... Rudbeckia American Gold Rush 👍👏😉 We've been very pleased with its disease resistance and performance. In all the years we've been trialing it, we have never seen any disease issues.
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Can you split these mine is huge and needs split
Absolutely, they can be divided now in the Autumn or again in early spring. It helps to keep them lush and vigorous and of course give you more plants to make larger drifts of color too. We don't have a specific video on how to divide Rudbeckia, but if you watch this one on Coneflowers - the technique and principle is the same: th-cam.com/video/1dGw_IAFLD8/w-d-xo.html
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Yes I watched that one mine are not dead yet still massive flowers so I wanted to split one to put in other beds.
Actually my card says it’s called tick weed coreoptis grandiflora
Czechia
Yes, thank you. Its amazing how so many good plants reach from all over the world.
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The rabbits like my little goldstar at one end of the garden but don’t touch it at the other end. Ruins my symmetry 😒
Isn't it amazing how unpredictable these rascals can be!
Sounds like time for chicken wire!
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Why do you only talk about color & design. How about value as a pollinator plant. Good for birds, bees, help for caterpillars.
Expand your view man ! Value to the ecological food web!
Thanks for your input, that's a valid point and one that David is well aware of.
In fact, as you scroll through several of the other videos he has posted here on our channel, you will hear him frequently explain about the value and necessity of pollinating insects, butterflies, larval host plants and bird sustaining plants too.
This is something we agree whole heartly with, so thanks for raising it.
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