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  <h2>Flowers With a History</h2>
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      Scientists say there are over 270,000 species of flowers that have been documented and are living in the 21st
      Century.
      But scientists have yet to answer basic questions about these marvels of beauty...
      What led to their amazing diversity? Are there flowers that have not changed much during the evolution of this
      planet?
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      The first plant fossils found were woody magnolia-like plants dating back 93 million years.
      Paleobotanists have more recently uncovered tiny herb-like flower fossils dating back 120 million years.
      Flowering plants, called angiosperms by scientists, were believed to be already diverse and found in most
      locations by the middle of the Cretaceous period…
      146 million years ago.
      A myriad of images of preserved flowers and flower parts [in very fine detail] have been found in fossils located
      in Sweden, Portugal, England, and along the Eastern and Gulf coasts of the United States.
      Below are a few brief histories of some of today’s best loved flowers
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  <h2>Flowers With Meaning</h2>
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        <h3 class="flower-name">Red Roses</h3>
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          Long associated with beauty and perfection, red roses are a time-honored way to say “I love you.”
          Whether it’s for a birthday, Valentine’s Day or just to express appreciation on any old day, there’s no better
          way than a bouquet of red roses to express your feelings.
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        <h3 class="flower-name">Sunflower</h3>
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          Legend has it that when Spanish explorers reached the Americas, they thought sunflowers were made of real
          gold.
          Of course, they were wrong, hence the meaning "false riches."
        </p>
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        <h3 class="flower-name">Red Tulips</h3>
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          Red roses aren't the only flower with a romantic meaning; red tulips are also considered a declaration of
          love.
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        <h3 class="flower-name">Daisy</h3>
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          Daisies are the first level of Girl Scouts so it's only fitting that they represent innocence.
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        <img class="flower-image" src="photos/daffodil.jpg" alt="daffodil" />
        <h3 class="flower-name">Daffodil</h3>
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          Gift these cheery blooms to someone celebrating a new job, a new home, or a new addition to their family —
          daffodils symbolize "new beginnings."
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    <img class="history-image" src="photos/history-flowers.jpeg" alt="Pink rose" />
    <p class="history-description">
      Scientists say there are over 270,000 species of flowers that have been documented and are living in the 21st
      Century.
      But scientists have yet to answer basic questions about these marvels of beauty...
      What led to their amazing diversity? Are there flowers that have not changed much during the evolution of this
      planet?
      <br>
      The first plant fossils found were woody magnolia-like plants dating back 93 million years.
      Paleobotanists have more recently uncovered tiny herb-like flower fossils dating back 120 million years.
      Flowering plants, called angiosperms by scientists, were believed to be already diverse and found in most
      locations by the middle of the Cretaceous period…
      146 million years ago.
      A myriad of images of preserved flowers and flower parts [in very fine detail] have been found in fossils located
      in Sweden, Portugal, England, and along the Eastern and Gulf coasts of the United States.
      Below are a few brief histories of some of today’s best loved flowers
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  <h2>Flowers With Meaning</h2>
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        <h3 class="flower-name">Red Roses</h3>
        <p class="flower-description">
          Long associated with beauty and perfection, red roses are a time-honored way to say “I love you.”
          Whether it’s for a birthday, Valentine’s Day or just to express appreciation on any old day, there’s no better
          way than a bouquet of red roses to express your feelings.
        </p>
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        <h3 class="flower-name">Sunflower</h3>
        <p class="flower-description">
          Legend has it that when Spanish explorers reached the Americas, they thought sunflowers were made of real
          gold.
          Of course, they were wrong, hence the meaning "false riches."
        </p>
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        <h3 class="flower-name">Red Tulips</h3>
        <p class="flower-description">
          Red roses aren't the only flower with a romantic meaning; red tulips are also considered a declaration of
          love.
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        <h3 class="flower-name">Daisy</h3>
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          Daisies are the first level of Girl Scouts so it's only fitting that they represent innocence.
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        <h3 class="flower-name">Daffodil</h3>
        <p class="flower-description">
          Gift these cheery blooms to someone celebrating a new job, a new home, or a new addition to their family —
          daffodils symbolize "new beginnings."
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