Sunbeckia Luna — Golden Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta hybrid) · 12" Hex Pot

Gold petals, a dark chocolate eye, and a ring of burnt orange where the two meet. It's the Black-Eyed Susan everybody knows, grown to a size you've never seen it.

This is a 12-inch hex pot, planted and finished. Nothing to pot up, nothing to arrange — carry it to the porch and you're done. The blooms sit high above the foliage, so the color reads from the sidewalk instead of making people walk up on it.

Rudbeckia is the workhorse of a Virginia late season. It keeps opening new flowers while the heat backs off, and the bees and butterflies work it right up until frost — so you get a pot that's busy with something all day, not just pretty.

Easy rule for our Northern Virginia gardens: full sun, well-drained soil, and regular water — keep it evenly moist, never soggy. A 12-inch pot on a sunny porch dries faster than you'd think, so check it daily while the heat hangs on. Sunbeckia is grown here as a seasonal annual, so it's instant color for a patio or a sunny bed through fall, not a plant you wait on.

The basics

• ☀️ Full sun · well-drained soil — keep evenly moist
• 🪴 12-inch hex pot — planted and ready, no potting required
• 🎨 Golden yellow petals · dark brown eye · burnt-orange ring
• 🌼 Oversized blooms held high above the foliage
• 🦋 Bees and butterflies work it until frost

🌿 Order online and pick up in store — set aside and ready when you arrive. We only have 15 of these.