Daisy, sunflower or weed? (flower, yard, south, plant)
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This just popped up in our yard and is now flowering. Its about 14" tall and has multiple flower heads forming. It looks pretty but if its going to self-seed throughout the garden.....out it goes! Anyone know what it is?
Black Eyed Susan it is! I'm a bit embarassed that I didn't see it myself Only excuse I have is that I'm up to my eyeballs in different plant and bush descriptions for the design of the new front beds. I had just noticed today that a few of the suspected perennials in the back beds had started to bloom. Thanks everyone for helping me out!
You're excused. That's one freaky looking Black Eyed Susan. I didn't immediately pick up on that.
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I'm a bit embarassed that I didn't see it myself
Only excuse I have is that I'm up to my eyeballs in different plant and bush descriptions for the design of the new front beds. I had just noticed today that a few of the suspected perennials in the back beds had started to bloom. Thanks everyone for helping me out!
