black-eyed Susans
Yellow prairie wildflowers
Black-eyed Susans are wildflowers with yellow petals surrounding a dark brown or black center, native to North America.
They bloom in summer and fall, growing in fields and along roadsides: The meadow was full of black-eyed Susans.
The name comes from the flower's resemblance to an eye with a dark pupil.
- meadowsGrassland for grazing
- petalsColored bloom segments
- leavesTree's photosynthetic organs
- wildflowerUncultivated flowering plant
- stemsPlant's main axes
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