Black-eyed Susan Pin

The official state flower of Maryland, the black-eyed Susan is a favorite among pollinators such as moths, butterflies, bees and dragonflies. Bright yellow florets circle the distinct dome-shaped  “black eye” cone of the flower, blooming in late summer and early fall. This daisy-like flower can be identified by the rough texture of its stems and leaves. Preferring sunny, American meadows, black-eyed Susans grow close to the ground, only reaching heights of 12-40 inches tall. 

1.125" Hard enamel pin w/ gold metal finish

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