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	flowers As-it-happens update ⋅ May 20, 2021
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	Botanical Gardens, Spring Blooms: Chicago's Best Spots to See Stunning Flowers NBC Chicago Chicago is in the heart of the spring season and there's still a chance to catch stunning flowers in full bloom across the area. From tulips to pansies, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Country Garden Club plants flowers at Hospice of Northwest Ohio 13abc Action News The Country Garden Club has been planting the flowers for more than 25 years. Copyright 2021 WTVG. All rights reserved. Flag as irrelevant
	Grower sees future of hemp in flowers Capital Press Geoff Bale, co-owner of Umpqua Valley Hemp, is focusing his operation on the hemp flower. His business is selling trimmed flowers and is working on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gardening: Spokane's namesake flower, lilacs, are nonnative but flourish once established The Spokesman-Review In 2005, the Spokane Lilac Society introduced the variety "Spokane", a large shrub with dark lilac flowers that age to a pale lilac. Today, there are over a ... Flag as irrelevant
	The best flowers to plant to help the bees - six things to grow to help nature Daily Express By growing a good mix of flowering plants in your garden, you can provide a wealth of nectar and pollen for a wide range of bee species. Bees. The best ... Flag as irrelevant
	Connecticut Garden Journal: Tree Peonies Connecticut Public Radio It's peony season! The herbaceous peonies are blooming and they're a delight with their large white, pink and red, sometimes fragrant, flowers. Flag as irrelevant
	LCTI students volunteer to plant flowers at Fellowship Community WFMZ Allentown Students with a green thumb took advantage of the summer-like weather in Lehigh County on Tuesday. Flag as irrelevant
	Today is May 20 Orange Leader Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw can be read here. To read more about the Pygmalion effect click here. **. Flower Day. Try growing edible flowers. Flag as irrelevant
	Bring flowers of the rarest, bring blossoms the fairest Irish Examiner It's mid-May with flowers everywhere, and battles of the flowers, enacted in our own back garden where Triquetros garlic, that looks like white bluebells ... Flag as irrelevant

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