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	flowers As-it-happens update ⋅ February 26, 2018
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	Marin hike: The prized flower that paid for a botanist's expedition Marin Independent Journal The genus name of this flower is Heracleum. Because it grows so tall, it was named in honor of Hercules. Scan the huckleberry bushes on your left for the first pale pink flowers of the season. When you see forget-me-nots, a small blue non-native flower, look carefully at the center. If it is yellow, the flower ... Flag as irrelevant
	Green thumbs encouraged to plant blue flowers for Garden Releaf Day WA Community Newspaper Group GREEN thumbs are encouraged to plant blue flowers in their gardens in celebration of Garden Releaf Day WA on March 17. The event aims to promote bloomin' good mental health in support of national charity beyondblue. Monique Wilson from Garden Centres Association of Australia (CGA) said blue ... Flag as irrelevant
	Now, Mickey Mouse made up of 100000 flowers in Dubai gulfnews.com Dubai: Visitors to Dubai Miracle Garden now have a world record-setting structure to look forward to — an 18-foot floral Mickey Mouse unveiled on Sunday. Speaking to Gulf News soon after the Guinness World Record awarded the certificate to them, Engineer Abdul Nasser Rahhal, the brain behind the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Natives vs. exotics for winter color Citrus County Chronicle For winter garden color in Florida, one popular native flowering plant is Carolina or Yellow Jessamine, Gelsemium sempervirens. "Semper" translates to "always" and "virens" means green. This evergreen vine is readily available for planting outdoors. Jessamine is a twining vine that needs a post, trellis, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Students, parents return to Stoneman Douglas HS WPBF West Palm Beach A flower shop in Miami donated buckets and buckets of flowers. Three Stoneman Douglas students handed them out anybody who wanted or needed one. "It's a sign of hope," said Madison Leal, a junior at the school and one of the students handing out the flowers. "It's so it can comfort them." Comfort is ... Flag as irrelevant
	It's hard to grow fruit in QC region Quad City Times The flower buds on peach trees can be destroyed by low winter temperatures. If the flower buds survive the winter, the flowers can be destroyed by a late frost or freeze in spring. As a result, peach trees often bear poorly. Gardeners can anticipate a good crop about once every three or four years. Flag as irrelevant

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