Sunday, June 30, 2024

New Flower Bloom

Today I noticed that one of my black eyed Susan’s looked different than all the rest. All the black eyed Susan’s that I’ve grown are single petaled so for this double to show up is really interesting. I’m not sure how it got here, 

I was first wondering if this was a result of cross pollination because I didn’t even know that there was such a thing as a double for this flower type but I’m really not sure what to think now. 

All of the BlackEyed Susan’s in this one small spot self seeded, so that is what makes it even more interesting. 

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