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	flowers As-it-happens update ⋅ September 3, 2020
	NEWS
	Dried and gone to heaven: Baltimore florists embrace arid new design trend Baltimore Sun Drying flowers can also be a way to repurpose leftover stems, says Liz Vayda, owner of B.Willow. At her Remington shop, designers save excess buds ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why a new citrus tree produces leaves and flowers but not fruit Press-Enterprise Q: In January, I planted some new citrus trees in Garden Grove. In April/ May, those citrus plants had some flowers. Now in August, they have a lot of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Even in a pandemic, Emily Paluska's botanical art is in full bloom at Revery Paper Flora Washington Business Journal So I started to make flowers. I made a flower every single day for a year. How did it grow from there? I started an Instagram — not as a business, just ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trends In Wedding Flowers In This Unusual Year Yahoo! Voices Weddings have been downsizing and taking on new forms for the past several months due to the pandemic, Jennifer Bevan from Bachman's reports ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Flowers of Monet in the Artist's Garden Chicago Parent The Flowers of Monet in the Artist's Garden. Sep 5, 2020 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Garfield Park Conservatory ... Flag as irrelevant
	Planting flowers on the family farm Coldwater Daily Reporter Bill and Jeanna are keeping the memory of Leona alive in JessieLee. Her middle name is actually Leona. "And she had beautiful flower gardens ... Flag as irrelevant
	Auctioned transaction at Kunming flower market up 41.0 pct Xinhua 3 (Xinhua) -- A total of 4.71 million stems of flowers were transacted Thursday via the electronic auction services of the Kunming Dounan Flower ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Mulan' Review: A Flower Blooms in Adversity (and Kicks Butt) The New York Times 'Mulan' Review: A Flower Blooms in Adversity (and Kicks Butt). In Niki Caro and Disney's live-action version of the ancient story, a young woman rides ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fall is the perfect time to put in pollinator-friendly plants, and help the environment Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Plants that flower in March include willows, serviceberry and spicebush. Some late flowering pollinator plants are Joe Pye weed, helianthus, lobelia, ... Flag as irrelevant

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