Popular Plant (Wedding Flowers Blog) Brings 4 Teens Close To Death

Popular Plant (Wedding Flowers Blog) Brings 4 Teens Close To Death

Popular Plant Brings 4 Teens Close To Death (WESH NewsChannel2000.com via Yahoo! News)
Four Sanford teens nearly died after trying to get high from the flowers of a beautiful but deadly plant.

Chigaya (Chigaya reed or Satintail) (The Japan Times)
In a season when there are so many flowers in bloom, it might seem strange to focus on a simple grass, but Japan is home to some extremely handsome grasses, including the feathery Satintail (Imperata cylindrica Beauv.)

Lyell Neighbors Dedicate Park (R News)
A little slice of green has been preserved in a city neighborhood. Lyell Avenue residents gathered Wednesday to dedicate Loewke Park. What used to be a trash-strewn vacant lot has been replaced with plants, flowers and park benches.

Flowers bring memories of Japan (Selma Times-Journal)
Editor's note: This weekend it seems fitting to publish this column about cherry blossoms because of the rush of color flooding the senses of Selma residents this spring, as fruit trees and flowers bloom everywhere.

Flowers bring memories of Japan (Selma Times-Journal)Editor's note: (Wedding Flowers Blog)

Flowers bring memories of Japan (Selma Times-Journal)Editor's note: (Wedding Flowers Blog)

Flowers bring memories of Japan (Selma Times-Journal)
Editor's note: This weekend it seems fitting to publish this column about cherry blossoms because of the rush of color flooding the senses of Selma residents this spring, as fruit trees and flowers bloom everywhere.

Book reviews for May 5: Mystery: Michele Martinez, "Most Wanted"; Denise Hamilton, "Last Lullaby"; John Dunning, "The (The Davis Enterprise)
Published May 06, 2005 - 16:02:05 CDT. Only one of this month's novels is a debut; the others come from the pens of established writers. Although Michele Martinez's "Most Wanted" is her first published mystery, it makes for very good reading.

Lyell Neighbors Dedicate Park (R News)
A little slice of green has been preserved in a city neighborhood. Lyell Avenue residents gathered Wednesday to dedicate Loewke Park. What used to be a trash-strewn vacant lot has been replaced with plants, flowers and park benches.

The merry month of May (The Deal)
After months of seeing the size of venture deals shrink, the month of May brought not only spring flowers but bigger deals.