Apparently "Green-eyed Susan" is a common name used for green-centered Rudbeckia cultivars, including "Irish Eyes" and "Prairie Sun." Here's "Prairie Sun": http://www.hgtv.com/decorating/winning-annuals/index.html And "Irish Eyes": http://www.portlandnursery.com/plants/perennialPicks/rudbeckia.shtml

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sorry i cannot but what do you do to get your bananas so big/do you use a special fertilizer?

I would guess not, Movingwest, for the same reason I don't think it's a ricer. The "container" part has no holes, so obviously serves as a collector of whatever is being passed through the screens. There's not much room left once the screens are in place, which leads me more in the direction Azzalea has taken. Something liquidy. Both ricers and spaetzle makers have holes to the outside, so that the plunger forces the potatoes/batter through them. My guess is that it's a tool for juicing things like lemons and limes. The plunger forces the juice through the large screen, and the mesh one is used to strain out pits and pulp.