Black Eyed Susan Drink

More Recipes on Zimbio: Best Mint Julep Recipe Alton Brown Turkey Brine Recipe is a Must Have Cooking Zucchini A Black Eyed Susan drink is the perfect way to celebrate watching the Preakness. And, it's the perfect refreshing taste for a nice warm day in spring. The recipe is fairly simple, just make sure you've got plenty of vodka, rum, and triple sec, and a lot of fruit juice and you're well on your way to a refreshing cocktail. Let the races begin! To make a whole batch of Black...Read Full Story

Fillies that saved their soup for the Preakness weekend seem ready to kill in the Black-Eyed Susan...Read Full Story

Those of you who have followed along here over the years know the drill this time of year.  Preakness week is when we go a little crazy and start doing some marathon blogging efforts to try to bring as much attention to the racing action at Pimlico as we possibly can.  Fortified with a healthy dose of Black Eyed Susan’s from this morning’s Alibi Breakfast at Old Hilltop, we’ve jumped right into the task at hand and are prepared to offer selections for ALL 13 races on Friday.  Saturday’s picks...Read Full Story

4 Simple Symphoniesoriginal watercolor floral/black eyed susans: each 7"w x 11"ha simple symphony for baby Ma small work of artto celebrate the startof my new granddaughter’s lifeand that’s really quitea blessing in my life!BB'10Bertie Brown - Lancaster, PAfor info, click: emailblog: http://watercolorsbybertiebrown.blogspot.comRead Full Story

1,000 Black-Eyed Susan Seeds By Seed Needs Plant Type: Biennial. Has two-year life cycle. Grows only leaves first season from seed. Then in second season, blooms, seeds and dies with first frost. This speices sometimes performs as a perennial in some areas, as an annual in others. Zones: 3 – 9 Soil preference: Adaptable Sun/Shade: Needs full sun Moisture Requirements: Average moisture, well-drained. Germination: Black eyed susan wildflower seed germinates 7 – 30 days Optimum soil...Read Full Story