Black-eyed Susan Vine Over Winter Uk
Positive On May 12, 2019, Marysland from East New Market, MD wrote: I love this plant at my NC cottage zone 7b-8a .It climbed the deck and also spread around the ground like a groundcover and seeing it's happy blooms at Christmas just amazed me!Negative On Jan 7, 2019, coriaceous from ROSLINDALE, MA wrote: Here in Jalisco (USDA Z11, Sunset Z24), this is a garden thug, self-sowing aggressively.Positive On Jan 14, 2018, cheyotto from Rockland, MA (Zone 6b) wrote: Love this plant but whatever you do, DO NOT OVER FERTILIZE.I just cut off the green pods and let them dry in a bowl in front of a sunny window.Positive On Feb 16, 2016, beachwoman from South Kingstown, RI (Zone 5b) wrote: I was lucky to receive a large potted yellow Thunbergia balata last May.After placing it in a sunny spot on the front deck of my South Kingstown, RI home, I was rewarded with gorgeous yellow flowers all summer and well into fall.A few times during the summer I cut pieces, dipped them in rooting medium, and spread them around the yard.Positive On Jun 21, 2015, elainewhite74 from Herndon, VA (Zone 7a) wrote: I've been growing this vine from two balconies on the front of my house for the past two years.Very fast grower, by the end of the season last year, they covered the entire rail and hung down at least eight feet!Showy little yellow flowers bloom through out the season and provide a riot of color, my neighbors are always commenting.Positive On Sep 15, 2014, cnoteboom from Battle Creek, MI wrote: I bought them from a catalog and they have grown like crazy on my covered porch here in Michigan.They live an outdoor "garden room" where there's lots of light, but the temperature has stayed mostly in the 50's this month.I have a heater in the room that comes on automatically if the temp drops below 40 degrees, but it looks like this plant doesn't mind cool nights.Positive On Mar 19, 2012, amelliso from Lubbock, TX (Zone 7b) wrote: Planted a 3" pot in spring 2010.Positive On Jan 31, 2011, Sonnenblume from Aurora, CO (Zone 5b) wrote: I bought a potted "annual" plant with the label Thunbergia Alata late this summer at the local supermarket .After blooming a short while longer it started to dry out and drop most of its leaves so I thought, oh boy, maybe this is not going to work.I moved it into the warmest sunniest room in the house and watered it regularly but did not notice it much for a while, until new fresh green leaves started growing perhaps in December.Its a good choice for Colorado as long as you pamper it inside for the winter, otherwise treat it as an annual.The yellow flowers with the dark dot in the middle are cute and tender looking when they bloom.Neutral On Jan 22, 2011, cece71 from Richmond, CA wrote: Our beautiful Blackeyed Susan Vine is suddenly dead.We have lived in our house for 2 1/2 years and have enjoyed the back "wall", a 10 foot fence/lattice, covered with the Blackeyed Susan vines.With purple Morning Glories overlaying it this wall has been a riot of golden color in the summer months.Neutral On Sep 13, 2010, bilottashii from Santa Fe, TX wrote: I planted seeds this past spring to replace the vines I lost during the freeze last winter.Positive On Jul 13, 2010, DisHammerhand from Fontana, CA wrote: When I first saw this plant I fell in love with it.it really took off this year and now my porch is sheltered in a blanket of fuzzy leaves and happy orange flowers.Positive On Oct 22, 2009, uncletim1958 from Clearfield, PA wrote: our black eyed suan grew so nice this yr our first time we had one now that the frost got it will it come back next year any one know if it will.Positive On Oct 13, 2009, Maggs06 from Garden Grove, CA wrote: My backyard backs right up against the front of an elementry school.Positive On Mar 12, 2009, gilbert2 from Van Nuys, CA wrote: Fast grower, and great wall covering, the only negative is the invasiveness.Positive On Oct 29, 2008, dimar7a from Quincy, MA wrote: we tried this plant from seed this year for first time,had great luck.we put about 9 seedlings in a 2 gallon pot.it was slow to start, but buy mid july it really started to show alot of flowers,it,s the end of oct.
