annual blackeyed susan

17 years ago

I was wondering if anyone has heard of this. It is a vining annual with much smaller flowers and rounder pedals than the perennial. I got one as a gift one summer and loved it and it's character. I had it in a whiskey barrel sitting on an antique hand cart so it climed the cart and looked so beautiful. I was wondering if anyone has some seeds or perhaps it is id'd by a different name.

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daisydo
17 years ago
It could be a black-eyed susan vine. I have these. The flowers are 1 to 1 1/2" flowers that are a yellow with a black eye. Very pretty.
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bakemom_gw
17 years ago
Thunbergia! I have seen it in white too. It's very cool.

Here is a link that might be useful: Thunbergia Seeds at Swallowtail
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pmad
17 years ago
I have one of these also and will be glad to send you some seeds - if you'll tell me how/where to harvest them!

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