Keeping with a more naturalistic planting theme, Black-eyed Susans look right at home weaving in between native prairie grasses. These plants are tough and can handle the competition.

Even after the flowers have withered, the black "eyes" add interesting texture to a fall garden, especially when mixed with the feathery heads of grasses.Once all that's left of the flower is the brown cone in the center, wait for the stem directly beneath it to turn a dark tan or light brown color. Remove the cones, lay them out to dry for a few days and then shake the seeds out of them.

A spontaneous garden isn't always casual or rustic in style. The contemporary architecture shown here, with clean lines and an unembellished white facade, gets a jolt of spontaneity in the exuberant border growing in front of the windows. Two plants — a black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia sp) and an ornamental fountain grass — are massed together to create a dreamy, textured tapestry. If we yield to spontaneity in our gardens, we begin to see with new eyes and listen for other sensory cues that resonate with our spirits. The act of gardening and the pursuit of beauty are interdependent. When the garden is seasoned with a dash of spontaneity and playfulness, the result is an unforgettable destination like this one.

Modern architecture's elimination of the window in favor of all-glass walls is one of its most significant achievements, rooted in technology (manufacturers' ability to create large panes of flat glass) and the desire to visually merge inside and outside. Of course, large expanses of glass result in the home's inhabitants being on display. Large curtains or screens are one solution, but design that takes into account privacy is important, so glass walls face onto exteriors only where prying eyes don't venture.

fountain grass

Like hoe the pretty flowers come right next to the windows

wildflowers 3

Fleurs

softer plants in window box

No grass.

Grasses

the landscaping

Border plants

border

black eyed susans

Glass doors

sidewalls

Black eyed susans and grasses

Daisies

plumitas

Two plants — a black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia sp) and an ornamental fountain grass — are massed together to create a dreamy, textured tapestry.

Plants

no

Grass/perennial option

large scale sliding doors

grasses

plants and windows

Ornamental grasses and black eyed Susan's

black eyed susans mixed with grasses

native plants

garden

simple but beautiful

lovely sprays of grass

pampers

Border planting

grasses

Outdoor plants

Grass

too much wood?

depan kamar tidur utama,tanaman

plants

Flowers

back window idea

blackeyed susans ans grasses jo's foundation

Jardinera

El jardín, el tipo de plantas y el color de fondo del interior de la casa

Window/door

Plantas

love the grasses with the black eyed susans

Grass

Glass frontage

Windows

Nice window

nice flowers

Glass and flora

I like the massed plants in front of the glass -- a nice effect from both sides.

indoor outdoor

low profile window

the use of window walls

outside back door

ntural

Windows as walls

grasses

Windows

Great windows

Windows

it has a good view of the outdoors

Grass and daisies

grass & black-eyed susan's

Contemporary/spontaneous

front yard mixed into master window and round side area

low xeriscape

garden idea

a black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia sp) and an ornamental fountain grass

180 east

Two plants — a black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia sp) and an ornamental fountain grass — are massed together to create a dreamy, textured tapestry.

front of deck

front yard/ behind pool

Combination of plants

ornamental fountain grass

Put clumps of something tall outside each family room window

A spontaneous garden isn't always casual or rustic in style. The contemporary architecture shown here, with clean lines and an unembellished white facade, gets a jolt of spontaneity in the exuberant border growing in front of the windows. Two plants — a black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia sp) and an ornamental fountain grass — are massed together to create a dreamy, textured tapestry.

Two plants — a black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia sp) and an ornamental fountain grass — are massed together to create a dreamy, textured tapestry.

the combination of rudbeckia and grass

black-eyed susans and ornamental fountain grass

Perhaps plant trough should be kept intact for this in front of bedrooms?

nice idea

the combination of plants

Simple - 2 low-maintenance plants with lots of texture.

The fountain grass and black-eyed Susans could def work in our landscape!

Plant mix

landscape

cottage garden

Would this work outside our fence or just die and look dreadful?

flowers

bl. eye susan & fountain grass

black eye susans and grass combined

massed fountain grass & black-eyed susan rudbeckia

Wonder if I can do this in front of Master bedroom area??

garden

PH

garden

rudbechia and fountain grass

Two plants — a black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia sp) and an ornamental fountain grass — are massed together to create a dreamy, textured tapestry.

grasses

clean

plants

lush garden/modern design...not incongruous.

A spontaneous garden isn't always casual or rustic in style. The contemporary architecture shown here, with clean lines and an unembellished white facade, gets a jolt of spontaneity in the exuberant border growing in front of the windows. Two plants — a black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia sp) and an ornamental fountain grass — are massed together to create a dreamy, textured tapestry.

along house side

Combinatie siergras en bloemen.

black-eyed susan & fountain grass

Grasses

Flower garden

like the grass and other flower

Garden

A spontaneous garden isn't always casual or rustic in style. The contemporary architecture shown here, with clean lines and an unembellished white facade, gets a jolt of spontaneity in the exuberant border growing in front of the windows. Two plants — a black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia sp) and an ornamental fountain grass — are massed together to create a dreamy, textured tapestry.

a black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia sp) and an ornamental fountain grass

very little up keep

nice between palms

Beautiful space.

grasses and flowers perrenials

grass and black eyed susans

grass

Hummingbirds & butterflies :-)

Good landscaping

Walls of glass

In front if patio doors

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black eyes susan and prairie grass right outside windows

Black-eyed Susan + Miscanthus Grass

black-eyed susans add interesting texture to a fall garden, especially when mixed with the feathery heads of grasses.

Mixture

white and green shades of plants

Grasses and black eyed suzies

garden notes

It's a perenial and my favorite flower.

Nice Grass

grasses and black eyes

Grasses mixed with the drying flower heads of black eyed susans

Black eyed Susans amidst fountain grass

rudebekhia with grasses in fall... nice!

Sala

blackeyed susan seeds

Even after the flowers have withered, the black "eyes" add interesting texture to a fall garden, especially when mixed with the feathery heads of grasses.

black eyed susan - sow seeds in fall

LANDSCAPING: Use of Black Eyed Susans with feathery grasses. BES blooms from June through Aug and into Sep.

mix grass + black eyed susans

Like the free look of this planting

modern look for black eyed susan

Blackened susans

Black eyed sue

grass & rudbeckia combo

black eyed susans mixed in with grasses

intermixed border of Black-eyed Susan with native prairie grass

Keeping with a more naturalistic planting theme, Black-eyed Susans look right at home weaving in between native prairie grasses. These plants are tough and can handle the competition.

What do you think of this more contemporary planting, a block of just 2 plants - Pennisetum Karley Rose and Rudbeckia - will only be in flower from July through to September/October so a late summer accent.

landscape

planting in front of basement windows

under the deck/block the view from t court for privacy

Keeping with a more naturalistic planting theme, Black-eyed Susans look right at home weaving in between native prairie grasses. These plants are tough and can handle the competition.

tall growth just outside window

black eyed susan & grasses

black eyed susans amidst native grasses

Ventanales blancos

Keeping with a more naturalistic planting theme, Black-eyed Susans look right at home weaving in between native prairie grasses. These plants are tough and can handle the competition

Natural

black eyed susan in between prairie grass

daisies and prairie grasses

black -eyed Susans and native prairie grasses

black eyed susan and small fountain grass

black eyed susans and native prairie grass

Plant combo idea

daisies and grasses

mix black eyed susan with prairie grasses

grasses

Black-eyed Susans woven between native prairie grasses

Grass

Garden

great idea

Water wise meadow? Very pretty.

Pennisetum karley rose with rudbeckia

Back area, in front of sliding doors

Warm modern light

Fountain grass with black eyed Susan

planting and glass

for den windows

planting contrast with modern interior

grass and black eye susans

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