Black-Eyed Susan Vine Plant Care blister mites

blister mites

attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies

Can be used on listed roses

but note that leaves and fruit contain cyanogenic compounds (toxic if ingested) and wet winters in western Oregon can favor leaf spot or powdery mildew

Great for breaking up hard clay soils

Black-Eyed Susan Vine Plant Care blister mitesBlack Eyed Susan Vine (Thunbergia alata) is a vigorous twining annual in most Willamette Valley gardens, producing masses of bright orange, yellow or cream trumpet shaped flowers with a dark "eye" that bloom from summer into fall and look great on trellises, fences or in containers. Plant in full sun to part shade in well drained fertile soil, water regularly, deadhead to prolong bloom, and note that it is frost tender so it's usually grown as an