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Readers sent in pictures of their fine climbing roses behaving as if Since late September what can I do except smile in wonder? Flower gardens lasted into early November, rewarding those of us who had taken 2014’s hint and planted more for late See pictures of NASA's gardening success so far. NASA recently released images of a zinnia flower blooming aboard the International Space Station. It’s not the first flower to bloom in space, but it is an important step in the space agency’s quest to The Winter Fire Colors Flower Show runs January 16-February 21 at the Botanic Garden Mediterranean Conservatory Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter View our videos on YouTube See our photos on Flickr. Find us on Pinterest The ABQ BioPark is The older the tree is and the more beautiful the shape and flowers, the higher the price is. The waterfall-shaped kumquat is the most special tree in Manh’s garden, which is leased for VND20 million ($1,000) during the Tet holiday (lunar New Year). NASA‬ astronaut Scott Kelley released images of the first ever flower grown in space 2016 “How does your garden grow? Here’s how my #spaceflower came to bloom”, twitter Scott Kelley. Scott Joseph Kelly is an American astronaut, engineer Green fingers: Scott Kelly has posted photos of the first flower grown in space plants like tomatoes to be grown and eaten in space using Veggie as the in-orbit garden,” said Trent Smith, Veggie program manager at Kennedy. Gardening leave: Scott .

“Growing zinnia plants will help advance our knowledge of how plants flower in the Veggie growth system, and will enable fruiting plants like tomatoes to be grown and eaten in space using Veggie as the in-orbit garden, ” said, Trent Smith, Veggie (WVLT) --Flowers are blooming in space and Scott Kelly is there to tweet pictures. The first post about the space task they'd have to do on deep space missions, called "autonomous gardening." The Veggie plant growth facility was installed in early Soon, the flowers were on the rebound, and on Jan. 12, pictures showed the first peeks of petals beginning to sprout on a few buds. a brightly colored zinnia that blossomed in the orbiting lab's zero gravity vegetable garden. Designated ISS gardener Scott Kelly shared images of the zinnia, chosen by NASA for its hydroponic Veggie lab to help understand how plants can grow and flower in .