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Black Eyed Susan

These popular thunbergia alata's are also known as 'Black Eyed Susan' a great plant to add colour to a summer patio, balcony or even windsowsil.
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These popular thunbergia alata's are also known as 'Black Eyed Susan' a great plant to add colour to a summer patio, balcony or even windsowsil.
Black eyed susan's flower on and on until the end of September but unfortunately we have now sold the last of these pretty climbers. We do expect to have some more available next summer so watch this space for an update in the spring.
90cm high in a 17cm pot
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Total Price: £25.00 excluding delivery
Sorry we do not have this plant in stock at the moment, but please call on 0845 226 8026, or use the contact us link at the bottom of the page.

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Looking after your Black Eyed Susan
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Thunbergia Alata, or Black Eyed Susan are originally from Kenya and Uganda but they will also thrive in a conservatory, or a well-lit room in the UK.
In milder parts your Black Eyed Susan will be happy to spend the summer on a patio or balcony – but they are not hardy and need to be brought indoors in the Autumn. Make sure your plant gets plenty of light, by putting it near a window in a bright warm room or conservatory.
Over the summer you should cut off dead flowers to encourage more buds and blooms and train the plant upwards – it is a climber by nature. As the plant puts on more growth, it can be repotted into a larger pot with rich potting compost.
Brown edges or tips to the leaves is a sure sign of scorching, try moving back from any window glass to a slightly less sunny spot.

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