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Jul 6, 2021`Corpse Flower' Blooms at Huntington Botanical Gardens - MyNewsLA.com
Victorian woman was said to have swooned when she got a whiff of the bloom.
The flower was first displayed in the United States in 1937 at the New York Botanical Garden.
The Huntington’s pollination process can be viewed at www.instagram.com/tv/CQ_uV7UnOUs/?utm_medium=copy_link.
Advance reservations are required to view the flower in person, and can be made at tickets.huntington.org/events/c608554c-4e22-5925-fe9b-d2393ef9b27d?tg=68b5a03f-4d53-f15d-4fe2-9c8936ce7d3e.
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Jul 6, 2021Photos of the Week: Rain Vortex, Floating Flowers, Fire Dancing - The Atlantic
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Apr 4, 2021The Best Florists in New York - Curbed
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Since 1985, our annual “Best of New York” issue has named standout services, unique shops, and special spots in dozens of categories. Now that Curbed is part of New York’s family, we have reimagined “Best of New York” as an ever-expanding resource that could rival Yelp in usefulness but feels more like a secret Google doc that gets passed among friends. To find the places recommended on these lists, we polled hundreds of stylish and savvy New Yorkers and begged them to tell us their go-tos. The result: our own Yellow Pages, containing only excellent places.
Dutch Flower Line, 150 W. 28th St.; dutchflowerline.com; 212-727-8600
This 36-year-old shop is known for its wide-ranging selection of flowers from around the world — including Japanese ranunculus that set designer Noemi Bonazzi calls “exquisite” and “the size of your hand,” peonies from New Zealand, and cherry-red tulips shipped directly from Holland. Set de...
Apr 4, 2021The Perseverance of New York City’s Wildflowers - The New York Times
The mow-down encourages this rebirth and regrowth,” said Leslie Wright, the city’s regional director of the state park system. If New York City has a warm spring, the cornflowers may open up by late April, eventually followed by orange frills of butterfly milkweed, purple spindly bee balm and yolk-yellow, black-eyed Susans that also inhabit the meadow — hardy species that can weather the salty spray that confronts life on the waterfront.Not all of these flowers are native to New York, or even North America, but they have sustained themselves long enough to become naturalized. These species pose little threat to native wildlife, unlike more domineering introduced species such as mugwort, an herb with an intrepid rhizome system.Although cornflowers herald springtime now, they were not here hundreds of years ago, before colonizers forcibly displaced the Lenape people from their ancestral land of Lenapehoking, which encompasses New Jersey, Delaware and parts of Connecticut, Pennsylvania and New York State. The Lenape knew spring by another bloom: white tufts of flowers from the serviceberry tree, which powder its branches like snow in April. Today, serviceberries still bloom in Brooklyn, in both Prospect Park and John Paul Jones Park.A wildflower can refer to any flowering plant that was not cultivated, intentionally planted or given human aid, yet it still managed to grow and bloom. This is one of several definitions offered by the plant ecologist Donald J. Leopold in Andre...
Apr 4, 2021'The Simpsons' Staff Sent Flowers To the 'South Park' Writers for Making Fun of 'Family Guy' - Showbiz Cheat Sheet
Oh, you guys do South Park – I love that show, and Family Guy. That’s the best. You must love Family Guy,” Parker tells The New York Times. “And we were like, ‘No, we [really] hate Family Guy.”
“It’s a frustration I’m sure they probably have, too,” Stone says of the Family Guy staff. “You get lumped together with shows because you’re animated. There’s just not a lot of similarities, we don’t think, between the two shows.”
And apparently, The Simpsons staff couldn’t be happier with “Cartoon Wars.” They even sent Stone and Parker a gift for making fun of MacFarlane’s series.
‘The Simpsons’ writers sent Matt Stone and Trey Parker flowers for ripping on ‘Family Guy’
“After ‘Cartoon Wars’ aired, we got calls from people at The Simpsons, of people saying ‘Thank you.’ Because they actually hate Family Guy more than we do, even though they won’t say it,” Parker says during a South Park commentary video. And then we got calls from people that work on King of The Hill– They said, quote, ‘You’re doing God’s work by ripping on Family Guy… That’s sort of how everyone in this town feels about Family Guy,” says Parker. “And it’s sort of a childish jealousy thing too because it’s like ‘come on, our stuff is cooler.’”
In a separate interview with Reason.com, Parker said, “We got flowers from The Simpsons people because we ripped on Family Guy.”
Seth MacFarlane talks about his relationship with ‘The Simspons’ writers and ‘South Park’ writers
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While speaking to Howard Stern, MacFarlane weighed in on his relationship with The Simpsons writers and South Park writers.
Of his relationships with The Simpsons writers, he claims, “That’s more of a friendly rivalry. They take shots of us, we take shots at them… Matt Groening is a friend of mine. He’s a great guy. That’s more of an ‘all in good fun’ type of thing.”
And when talking about Parker and Stone, MacFarlane said, “They seem to have some… I don’t know. They can say whatever they want about the show, you know, just go nuts… But what sort of crossed the line for me was, you know, don’t go harping on staff writers.”
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