Black-eyed Susan vine (Thunbergia alata) is an easygoing vine with 1 1/2-inch yellow blooms and a contrasting eye. "Susie Mix" has yellow, orange and white blooms. Black-eyed Susan vine flowers ...

The Black-eyed Susan vine (Thunbergia alata) is a beautiful, fast-growing climber that brings a cheerful burst of color to any garden space. With its bright, daisy-like flowers and heart-shaped ...

The Black-eyed Susan vine, an African native, is a perennial vine in frost-free locations but is commonly grown as an annual in colder climates. In our mild Southern California climate, it is like… ...

Black-eyed Susan vines (Thunbergia alata) produce bright, black-eyed, yellow or orange flowers with a dark center. They are known for their prolific blooming and ability to thrive in hot, sunny ...

The fast-growing black-eyed Susan vine, also called the thunbergia or clock vine, adds a little drama to any garden with its solid black eye, framed by sunny yellow, white, or bold orange flowers.

Black-eyed Susan vine (Thunbergia alata), equally at home cascading down from a basket or twining up a trellis, is an old-fashioned favorite. It's also one of the hottest new plants.

DEAR JESSICA: This black-eyed Susan is different from the others, and the stem is flat. I was wondering if you ever saw this flower before. It looks like a cookie with a filling. — Catherine ...

Black-eyed Susans can be early colonizers, happily growing along disturbed places like roads or hiking trails. Such sunny edges can also be opportune places for foraging butterflies.

The Black-eyed Susan vine, an African native, is a perennial vine in frost-free locations but is commonly grown as an annual in colder climates. In our mild Southern California climate, it is like… ...

The Black-eyed Susan vine, an African native, is a perennial vine in frost-free locations but is commonly grown as an annual in colder climates. In our mild Southern California climate, it is like… ...