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By Teresa Blackburn: Are the blossoms of zinnias edible? Zinnias that are free of pesticides of course?
I would like to try in a summer salad but cannot find any solid information online after looking for hours.
Answer By The Flower Expert: Zinnia flower is not in the list of poisonous plant. These zinnia flowers are edible. But in my view, it is safe to use only petals in the salad.
By Mark and Meg: I found a strange flowering plant growing in my back yard, and no one knows what it is. Perhaps you can help us. It looks tropical, even though we live in Eugene, Oregon. Is it related to the orchid family? Any help you can give is much appreciated. Please look at the attached images.
Answer By The Flower Expert: The flower is DRACUNCULUS VULGARIS from Araceae family.
It is a member of the Araceae family that includes such plants a Philodendron, Spathiphyllum and Calla's. It is native to the Mediterranean region. The flower is a tube shaped spath flower.
It gives out an offensive odor when it blooms.
Hort Week
The four-day event includes the plant marquee, show gardens, plant stalls and a wealth of other exhibits, each following this year?s coastal theme.
Urbana Citizen
The Champaign County Federation of Garden Clubs will present "The Awesome World of Mother Nature" during the Champaign County Fair.
Hawaii
?Walk into the World of Orchids? is the theme of the free 28th Kona Daifukuji Orchid Club (KDOC) show and sale Sunday, July 25 at the Daifukuji Mission Hall.
I Florist
Local blooms were used by Banstead Flower Club to take the top prize at a national flower arranging competition.
Pits N Pots
Stoke-on-Trent City Council is hoping to strike gold with its centenary celebratory flower display at this year?s prestigious Tatton Park show.
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