'I have same name as a famous criminal – I desperately need to change it'
A woman has taken to social media to seek suggestions on what she should change her name to as she explains how she currently ...
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My mum thought she was giving me a unique name – now I share it with a world famous murderer, I’m desperate for a change
Another person said: "So I think most people have guessed your name now, so I’ll say this - It reminds me of the flower, gypsophila. "Instead of being the first half, why not the second half?
Midland Daily News8d
Chuck Martin: The fun of dividing perennials
Columnist and former horticulturist Chuck Martin says not to worry about dividing the perennials in your garden.
BBC3y
How the Covid-19 pandemic hit the cut-flower chain
“We immediately cleared 10 hectares of gypsophila flowers and planted food crops. We had 500 employees and so we prepared for the worst. In March and April, orders were at zero, so we had to ...
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Floral society welcomes accomplished florist
The Society was delighted to welcome Andrew Lloyd from Bewdly with his theme “September Song”.
Northamptonshire Telegraph on MSN2d
Down the (middle) aisle: Local couple saves thousands on wedding flowers by going to Aldi
A savvy bride and groom from Northamptonshire have saved thousands on their wedding day by heading to their favourite ...
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How tattoos became the ultimate conversation starter about miscarriage
She chose three flowers: a daisy, which was the name she gave to the baby she had lost; a daffodil for the month she had lost her and a sprig of gypsophila, commonly known as baby’s breath.