Black-eyed Susan flowers are actually made up of many small florets, two kinds. The florets in the center of each flower — the eye — lack petals and are dark. Hence, the black eye.

What gave Susan a black eye? Her central florets, that's what. Black-eyed Susan flowers are actually made up of many small florets, two kinds. The florets in the center of each flower - the eye ...

However, because the Black-eyed Susan usually blooms in June, the blanket is made of Viking Poms for the race winner. Thousands of flowers make up the final product (seen above on last year's ...

Linnaeus named the species in 1753, which is why “Black-Eyed Susans” are also known by their scientific name of Rudbeckia ...

The Perennial Plant Association has announced its perennial plant of the year for 2023 and the honor goes to — ta-da — a black-eyed Susan, Rudbeckia ‘American Gold Rush.’ You may not think ...

You can also remove a patch of the black-eyed Susans and plant something else in their place, he said. “The key is to get whatever plant that you want to go in between the black-eyed Susans to ...

Black-Eyed Susan Day at Pimlico Racecourse meant the return of timeless traditions, from betting to flashy fashion. Skip to content NOWCAST WBAL-TV 11 News Today ...

What is the drink of the Preakness Stakes? The cocktail of choice for the Preakness Stakes is the Black-Eyed Susan. The drink, created in 1973 by Harry Stevens, who served as one of Pimlico’s longtime ...

However, because the Black-eyed Susan usually blooms in June, the blanket is made of Viking Poms for the race winner. Thousands of flowers make up the final product (seen above on last year's ...