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Black-eyed Susan flowers Black-eyed Susan Rudbeckia hirta grows wild in North America in waste places and dry fields. It has large flowering heads with long yellow ray florets and chocolate-brown disc florets in the centre. The slender stems and leaves are very hairy. Cultivated hybrids and varieties in different colour combinations are also called Black-eyed Susan. [CH] {GW}
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