Pride-of-Ohio, also known as Rudbeckia hirta, is a yellow wildflower that often blooms in late summer and early autumn. It is a beloved symbol of Ohio's natural beauty and is frequently used in gardens, parks, and roadside plantings throughout the state. While "pride-of-Ohio" is the most commonly used name for this wildflower, there are several synonyms that refer to it. These include black-eyed Susan, yellow oxeye daisy, golden Jerusalem, and gloriosa daisy. No matter what name it goes by, this vibrant flower is a testament to Ohio's natural wonders and is a beloved sight for both locals and visitors alike.