Google Alert - flowers

	flowers As-it-happens update ⋅ March 23, 2020
	NEWS
	Bride forced to postpone wedding due to COVID-19 gives flowers away to random strangers KGO-TV A bride in Arkansas, however, used the postponing of her wedding to spread joy all over Little Rock. She had 200 flower arrangements ready to go for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Animal Crossing: New Horizons – What to do with Flowers Attack of the Fanboy Flower Plants, picked flowers and flower seeds have a few uses. March 22nd, 2020 by Kyle Hanson. Flag as irrelevant
	Businesses are getting creative to bring in cash The Union Leader Flowers can show up at your door without meeting the delivery person in this new world of combating the coronavirus. "We're offering curbside pickup ... Flag as irrelevant
	Aussie artist turning pagoda flowers into art The Phnom Penh Post He collects the flowers from Buddhist pagodas and temples after holy days, and through an elaborate process, transforms them into tools he can use ... Flag as irrelevant
	No more 'sniffing of the flower' as Tucson pot dispensaries react to COVID-19 Arizona Daily Star Flower-sniffing was discontinued some time ago. Puchi-Saavedra said "mobs" of patients have descended on her store parking lots — forced to wait ... Flag as irrelevant
	Central Georgia bride holds small wedding after postponement 13WMAZ.com After postponing her wedding and donating her flowers to the elderly, Keali Lay was still able to hold an intimate gathering with family and friends ... Flag as irrelevant
	Notre Ami: Local woman helps bring back state wildflower Beaumont Enterprise I've always had a yard full of wonderful, gorgeous flowers." Browning's property is populated by dozens of flora like roses, azaleas and mulberries, to ... Flag as irrelevant
	GV Gardeners: Verbenas along roads and in gardens Green Valley News Each spring, dazzling clusters of lavender-colored flowers show up along the edges of our roadways. If pre-emergence sprays or hula-hoe weeding ... Flag as irrelevant
	Notre Ami: Local woman helps bring back state wildflower Gadsden Times HOUMA, La. (AP) " As coronavirus chaos grips the world, Laura Browning finds comfort in the flowers in her yard. 'My yard is my retreat from the rest of ... Flag as irrelevant

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