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Buy flowers, help a homeless cat (The Township Journal)
CLAWS Cat Rescue & Adoption Shelter is currently accepting orders on a variety of flowers and plants, which will be available for pick-up in time for Mother’s Day and spring planting. The shelter is also taking advance orders for Mother’s Day sponsorship cards.
Parly flowers cost £7,500 (Edinburgh Evening News)
SCOTTISH Parliament bosses have spent more than £7,500 on flowers and plants in the past three years, new figures reveal.
Spring flowers (Plainview Daily Herald)
Hayley Cox/Plainview Daily Herald Pat Thornton plants some pansies in her yard with the help of her grandson, 7-year-old Landry Thornton (left), and neighbor, 9-year-old Zachary Rushing. Saturday is the first day of spring.
Keep Easter Lilies Away from Cats; Plants and Flowers Can be Hazardous to Both Cats and Dogs (Kansas City InfoZine)
If the Easter Bunny happens to leave an Easter lily in your basket this year, make sure to keep it away from your cat, according to a Kansas State University veterinarian.
Flowering plants may be considerably older than previously thought (Science Daily)
Flowering plants may be considerably older than previously thought, says a new analysis of the plant family tree. Previous studies suggest that flowering plants, or angiosperms, first arose 140 to 190 million years ago. Now, a new article pushes back the age of angiosperms to 215 million years ago, some 25 to 75 million years earlier than either the fossil record or previous molecular studies ...
Seven places to enjoy rape flowers in China (People's Daily)
&$ &$ 1. Shakou Town, Yingde of Qingyuan City, Guangdong Province Time to See: from early February to end of April Lying in a remote town of China's southern Guangdong Province, the only rape flower-themed tourist attraction is part of the Mt. Huashui nature reserve inside the Yingde National Forrest Park. As many as 3,000 acres of land are scattered with rape plants, creating a striking scene ...
Photos: The 'Dr. Seuss' Plants in Malibu are Blooming Like Crazy (LAist)
                            For most of the year, the Giant Coreopsis plant looks like a short stubby odd-looking version of a Joshua Tree . Often referred to as the Dr. Seuss plant, it sits flowerless and dead-looking for about nine months of the year. Then wildflower season comes and it boldly blooms with beautiful yellow flowers. And that time is now and the clock is ticking. You can only ...
These plants can survive winter (The Brandon News & Tribune)
More than 100 people turned out recently when Mark Kerby gave a seminar on cold-hardy plants. The crowd filled 75 chairs and several benches in the greenhouse area, and still quite a few people were either standing or sitting on the plant benches.
Veterinarian: Plants Could Harm Pets (WIBW Topeka)
A Kansas State University veterinarian advises cat owners keep Easter Lilies away from the pets, and that other plants and flowers can be hazardous to both cats and dogs.
Trinity Lutheran sells plants (Quad-City Times)
Trinity Lutheran School in Davenport will sell plants to raisemoney for technology upgrades for the school. The school earnedmore than $26,000 from 2009 plant sales. Advance orders will beaccepted through April 19 for annuals, perennials, hanging baskets,ornamental grasses, herbs and vegetables. Contact a student, go toww.TrinityDavenport.org/school or call (563) 322-5224 to order.Plants will be ...