Buzzing on black-eyed Susans July 20, 2010 Last Updated: July 20, 2010 12:29 PM Special Sections Insects work on the cones of rudbeckia flowers, also known as black-eyed Susans, growing along the side of a road in Zelienople on Saturday. Continue Reading with One of the Options Below Become a Butler Eagle Subscriber Today Subscribe to read the full article and support our local, independent news organization. Subscribe Today Already a subscriber? Sign in Here You can cancel any time. Share this article: Order Photo Reprints: More in Special Sections Fall Festival kicks off in Zelienople Plants, containers and seasonal accents can bring autumn to landscapes, porches and patios K&J’s Complete Woman offers hope, support to breast cancer survivors Longtime support group battles cancer together Parish sewing ministry stitches comfort for patients Crocheted and knitted breast forms help women heal after cancer surgery