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	flowers As-it-happens update ⋅ March 3, 2018
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	Dick's Sporting Goods expected 'backlash' but got flowers instead CNNMoney Instead, it got flowers. "We have been humbled by the calls, emails, tweets and posts of support that so many of you have sent following our announcement on Wednesday," Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS) tweeted on Friday. "Our stores are grateful to those of you who have stopped in to share kind words, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bespoke basement flowers to fine dining forks in hours Reuters India Manhattan's largest vertical farm, Farm.One, grows edible flowers, herbs and microgreens in an office building basement for high-end restaurants. Rough Cut (no reporter narration). △ Hide Transcript. ▷ View Transcript. Manhattan's largest vertical farm, Farm.One, grows edible flowers, herbs and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Broomfield couple starts eco-friendly floral business Broomfield Enterprise A desire to save people money, and save the environment, inspired Broomfield residents Leah and Jaysin Anderson to open different type of flower shop — one where brides or other customers can rent reusable blooms. The couple hasoperated Compass Rose Floral out of their Broomfield home since ... Flag as irrelevant
	Comprehensive Stock Analysis – Flowers Foods Inc (NYSE: FLO) Alpha Beta Stock Stocks fell on Thursday after President Donald Trump said the U.S. will implement tariffs on steel and aluminum imports next week. The Dow Jones industrial average closed 420.22 points lower at 24,608.98 after rising more than 150 points earlier in the day. The 30-stock index fell as much as 586 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bloom and doom in the biennial garden: Why you should harvest before spring San Francisco Chronicle March is when biennial crops that have overwintered are likely to bloom. A flower stem will arise, buds appear, and soon flowers open. Flowering leeks have a tough stalk that subsumes the rest of the plant. Flowering carrots are shriveled and tough. Flowering chard has small, strong-flavored leaves. Flag as irrelevant
	Here's how to have a 'dry garden' that's colorful, too Los Angeles Times Gilmer's latest book — she has written 18 about gardening and landscape design — is compact and easy-to-read, with practical tips for "going dry," a.k.a. transitioning to a drought-resistant yard, along with loads of color photos of flowering shrubs, perennials, ground covers, succulents and grasses. Flag as irrelevant

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