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Over the centuries, and especially during Victorian times, people have used flowers to symbolically communicate certain emotions, attributes, and sentiments. For example, sweet basil signaled good wishes; a pink carnation said “I’ll never forget you”; a blue hyacinth stood for constancy. Come learn how to “speak flower” with the Master Gardeners.

Dive into the science of pollination—learn the types of plants and flowers that attract pollinators.

Perennial plants – those that come back every year – are the backbone of most flower gardens.