Minibeckia Flame Black-Eyed Susan Dogwood Pruning: Prune in dormancy to

Pruning: Prune in dormancy to build strong structure and remove damaged or crossing branches

Versatile: Effective in borders

Dark Foliage: Its near-black glossy leaves bring strong contrast and season-long color to the garden

and clusters of small white flowers in spring

followed by flat winged samaras that are typical of elms

Minibeckia Flame Black-Eyed Susan Dogwood Pruning: Prune in dormancy toMinibeckia Flame Black Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta 'MiniBeckia Flame') Minibeckia Flame Black Eyed Susan packs big summer color into a compact plant that stays tidy and easy to place. The bold, bicolor blooms read from a distance, so a small planting can make a bed feel finished fast. It flowers for an extended stretch, holding strong through heat and into fall with simple upkeep. In colder areas it is often treated as a seasonal bloomer, while in