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den_vic

4.7 billion February blossoms in Victoria, British Columbia

den_vic
19 years ago

The annual February Victoria flower count (2005) was a good one due to all the sun in February.

Flower total in the count: 4,773,559,314

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:862418}}

Comment (1)

  • den_vic
    Original Author
    19 years ago

    Here's a spring mix in Victoria, British Columbia:

    Flower trees: Imported Prunus
    Foliated background trees: Native Arbutus (broadleaf evergreen)
    Palm tree: Windmill palm (left) from SE Asia (broadleaf evergreen -palmate)

    Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:862420}}

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