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Jaime Arredondo's floral paintings were featured in the Macy's Flower Show and on United Nations' stamps.

Bodega flowers, if chosen with care, can be recreated to make a unique bouquet for any occasion.

The Downtown Alliance gave out 4,000 geraniums to people passing through lower Manhattan.

Two edgy young florists on opposite sides of Crown Heights both eye Brooklyn's brides.

The Chelsea Garden Club says dozens of their lilies have been ripped out along Ninth Avenue.

David Winterton wants to bring in more gardening volunteers and repair crumbling stone steps.

Fort Wasington Florist has been serving up flowers in Washington Heights for nearly a century.

Rockefeller Center's Greenmarket returned with fresh vegetables, fruits and other local goodies.

The annual flower show will feature ten different gardens within the store.

Prize money will be used to fund projects including a "solar powered compost-fueled tea brewer."

Willie Rainey thought the city-planted trees on West 145th Street looked pathetic, so he spruced them up.

Big, small, and everything in between, Upper Manhattan's flowers are in full bloom.

Edward Pemberton allegedly held up two banks with flowers and a potted plant, was arrested in Brooklyn, police said.

First he used a potted plant as a decoy, then a bunch of flowers.

Votive candles, flowers and personal messages line the boarded-up entrance to St. Vincent's.