>> flower shop. >> you would say a flower shop. >> and gift shop. [laughter] >> and what else?nd candle shop. is selling flowers the most profitable? >> to be honest with you... i don't know. >> you know you got to know these numbers, right? >> yeah, i know i do. >> okay. does your mom ever ask you? >> no. >> okay. oh, my goodness. there is so much inventory in here. what do you think this is? >> yeah. >> the warehouse looks like they've stockpiled five years' worth of inventory, and it's unorganized. you know how many are in this pallet? >> uh... uh... >> hank has no idea what's going on around here. there is merchandise that's been here since hank's dad was running the place. how do you keep track of all this stuff? do you have a good inventory system? >> we have a book that we go along with. >> handwritten? >> oh, yes. >> so none of this stuff is in a computer or any sort of inventory system? >> no. no. >> wow. when you have inventory sit around for years and years, while it's depreciating, it's just like burning money. is there a location in l.a.? >> there was. >> when did

peter wood. >> the may flower compact is the conceptual starting point for the american experiment. the topic is disputed. the new york times says the 1619 project gives credit to the year before, 1619 when a pirate ship called the white lion landed a cargo of african slaves at james town. is that a conceptual starting point? i don't think so. let me see if i can explain this. the real creation of the united states is, of course, in 1776 with the declaration of independence, but there was a lot that happened for these colonies came together and decided that they were going to rebel against the british crown. 1620 is when it was signed onboard the may flower before it actually landed at plymouth, and even before the mayflower, a great deal of history happened. some of that history we know is the history of native-american peoples and it is almost impossible these days to talk about the pilgrims and plymouth colony without arousing a response that the date of americans were here first and of course, they were. empire his risen and fallen in the centuries earlier. in fact, the aztec em

. >> for this flower, we must be blind because it is ugly. >> what is that? look at that. it's a recent flower that has been found. botanists found it in madagascar. rather ugly. >> i do not want to see that. >> apparently it doesn't even have leaves or greenery. it lives below the forest floor only to come up to be pollinated by flies, not bees, y'all. >> it comes up to eat people, take in small animals. >> the first thing i said is it looks like the flower from the little house of horrors. >> little shop of horrors. >> whatever. >> get that ugly orchid off the screen and let me tell you about a kid got pulled over by the cops. what, is there a problem with my taillight? officer was like, no, there's a problem with all your lights. tyler there, 18 years old, he only got a warning but he's definitely in the christmas spirit. you know who's also in the spirit? us for polka. ♪ ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ if you're an insomniac and a good night's sleep you lack, do the world news polka ♪ ♪ it's lat

of the pontiff or the dendreon it thrives in this area it's flowers and leaves contain substances that can have toxic effects when consumed. if someone eats too much of it they can start to see black and stagger around and. their head and ears get hot and their pulse slows down or. in fact the emergency room of the nearest prevention ha. spittal regularly treats victims of mad honey. good she's good with a pub if you talk to dave a color because some of them start seeing double i can cause heart attacks or even cardiac arrest in that in most cases of delhi pal you just want to the patients for 24 hours and then send them home you know once that poster stabilized fulfill love the political jade the video. yet the honey is not prohibited beekeeper his son to to la to naturally into sizes gets beneficial qualities he's willing to climb to the treetops computer that the only place the hives are safe in the region spares around 16 years ago he surprised a bear raiding his hives and almost didn't survive the encounter so it was a beer attacked me right away. we were close to a steep slope an

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they started to unload passengers and goods from the may flower. december 25th was not a holiday celebrating by the pilgrims, and so as bradford wrote -- >> on the 25th day of december they started to erect the first house for common use to receive them and their goods. they can waste no time in planning and building their settlement because it was now winter and many of them were becoming ill. those who were able kept working to build houses. but the cold damp winter weather, and the sicknesses they suffered on their long voyage started to strike them down. >> sometimes two or three a day, of 100 persons scarce 50 remain. of these six or seven sounds persons who spared no pains. and their own health, they made their beds, watched their cloths, and did all of the necessary officers for them. >> after that terrible first winter life improved for the pilgrims. the history continues to the story. >> now approaching it pleased god and they recovered. about the 16th of march, a certain indian came boldly amongst them. a local chief learned english from

panels are often installed in fields with little plant variety but here a special blend of regional flowers are blooming not far from the open mind site gretz has a nursery where she and her team raise wild and rare flowers for regional and e.u. conservation projects here on her company's farm they produce various seed mixes unlike cultivated plants the seeds of the wild varieties aren't all ready for harvest at the same time so they're collected by hand and labor intensive job in the case of the great and that point the fields have to be checked every day so as to catch the moment before the wind carries the seeds away. conservation law in germany requires that only regional seeds be used in such restoration projects. and grant says company is one of the 1st to offer them along with expert advice and plant rescue and anche relocation. nothing is considered too small. gaters clients being every little thing nature on this planet in the universe is somehow interconnected we belong together and that includes us humans. and if i lose a part of it is a part of the whole and the good of myself.

a gracious gesture from the hosts laver couzin boss is presenting flowers to newly crowned player of the year robert leaven dusky and goalkeeper of the year manuel neuer. but once the game started leverkusen turned less hospitable patrick schick opening the scoring with 14 minutes gone i'm the flowers a distant memory for noir. a short corner now the memories are king pass and shake beautifully meeting the ball on the volley for the opener. then byron got another present just before half time who else but robert leaven doffs be the beneficiary across from thomas and leverkusen stefanski left the world's best player unmarked to score the equaliser. and laver couzens generosity continued in the game's final seconds levon just getting his 2nd of the night unit and with the defensive blunder and the prolific poles shot deflected off edman top soba into the net. 21 the final score and i are in munich and a fantastic 2020 and there are a custom spot top of the table. and in spanish football messi has equalled brazil legend paley's record of $643.00 goals for a single club. the argentine su

panels are often installed in fields with little plant variety but here a special blend of regional flowers are blooming not far from the open mind site gretz has a nursery where she and her team raise wild and rare flowers for regional and conservation projects. on her company's farm they produce various seed mixes unlike cultivated plants the seeds of the wild varieties aren't all ready for harvest at the same time so they collected by hand and labor intensive job. in the case of the grate and that way the fields have to be checked every day so as to catch the moment before the wind carries the seeds away. conservation law in germany requires that only regional seeds be used in such restoration projects. and grant says company is one of the 1st to offer them along with expert advice and plant rescue and ant relocation. nothing is considered too small. to just clients that being every little thing in nature and on this planet in the universe is somehow interconnected we belong together and that includes us humans hundreds or. and if i lose a part of it but i lose a part of the whole and a

at age 27, curtis flowers was sentenced to death.e mississippi state penitentiary known as parchman prison. >> were you scared? >> oh, yes. >> what's it like? >> the worsest thing you've ever dreamed about. like a nightmare. because you hear all kinds of noise at night, you know. there are inmates who have just snapped, some who have lost it. they act up all night. >> you were sitting on death row. i imagine other death row inmates were being executed. >> yes. yes. and that was nerve racking itself. >> reporter: his conviction was appealed and overturned, but there would be five more trials for curtis flowers for the same crime by the same prosecutor. >> how can a person be tried for the same crime six times? >> this case is unprecedented in the history of the american legal system. >> unprecedented and shocking. you can see more of the interview with mr. flowers this sunday on "60 minutes." >>> the supreme court of course struck down his conviction and one of the two justices that dissented was clarence thomas, the only black justic

today they're sprucing up the flower beds and planting boards for next year's flowers. we're all in this together, regardless of where we come from and it's a global environment. so we planted flowers and different sorts of things to have a healthy environment to be these. and above all, we just like getting all these people together to do something together. they're happy to be together. the watering group has their work cut out. there's been no rain for nearly 3 weeks. the volunteers can easily see on the app which trees need water. they're hoping the initiative will spread beyond berlin's, comes often time stating what you could use this platform for other cities because it's open source. in principle, any city that has a tree register available, and that has weather data, which is most of them, could implement this app themselves. and the volunteers will keep up the good work until winter, helping to keep the thirsty trees of berlin alive. the residents of mumbai have also recognised the benefits of open forests, only 30 percent off space trapped by as green. but no

i opened my eyes, saw the sunshine, saw the flowers and that was the moment when my life was saved by of nature. it's a long road back from something like that. essentially, his body was failing and i think having a goal, something to work towards is vitally important because it gives you a target to aim for and that goal can be as trivial or as ambitious as you want it to be. so this has been as big a challenge as any that i've done in my life, to get to the point where i could climb this mountain. i will make it to the top, because i believe everyone should have access to the same thing that saved my life. it must be lovely to have all this old footage of your dad just lying around the house? it's incredible, we've got reels from pretty much every expedition he's been on from the late ‘50s, through to just a couple of years ago. everything from the orinoco, the sahara and the siberian steppes and everything in between. i am so lucky to have been travelling with him on a number of those expeditions. so i've been coming down here a lot recently to look through the old footage and it's

and planting bulbs for next year's flowers. we are all. in this together regardless of where we come from and it's a global environment so we've planted flowers and different sorts of things to have a healthy environment to be he's and above all we just like getting all these people together to do something together they're happy to be together. the watering group has their work cut out there's been no rain for nearly 3 weeks the volunteers can easily see on the half which trees need water they're hoping the initiative will spread beyond berlin. and one comes off steady but you could use this platform for up. there are cities because it's open source but in principle any city that has a tree register available and that has weather data which is most of them i could implement this amp themselves and the volunteers will keep up the good work until winter helping to keep the thirsty trees of berlin alive. for residents of mumbai have also recognised the benefits of open forests currently only 13 percent of space trapped mumbai has

flowers on their special day. if that's pretty cool. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for the "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid, we are one day closer on a number of fronts today. posted by martha maccallum starts now. >> martha: one day closer indeed, good to have you back. i martha maccallum in new york. and this is "the story." you are member during the election, democrats confusingly pointed to the other side. they blamed them for "ignoring the scientist." they set up joe biden was elected he would listen to the scientists. if the president appearing to break with that. he named holly or becerra lead the department of health and human services. but there has no medical background, i highly partisan democrat, chosen despite the fact that biden was [indiscernible] by medical groups across the nation to choose someone with a medical resume. instill the arguments to follow the signs continue. day after day, the justification

of the pontiff rhododendron it thrives in this area it's flowers and leaves contain substances that can have toxic effects when consumed. and someone eats too much of it they can start to see black and stagger around. their head and ears get hot and her pulse slows down or. in fact the emergency room of the nearest provincial ha. spittal regularly treats victims of mad honey. good she's good with a puppy if you talk to dave a call out the clock because some of them start seeing double i can cause heart attacks or even cardiac arrest in that in most cases of delhi pal you just monitor the patients for 24 hours and then send them home you know once the post has stabilised fulfill love isn't a political jab at the video. yet the honey is not prohibited beekeeper his son to to law to naturally into sizes kids beneficial qualities he's willing to climb to the treetops in pursuit of it the only place the highs are safe from the beach and spares around 16 years ago he surprised a bear waving his hives and almost didn't survive a counter so it was out of here attacked me right away. we were

broken by a last minute what are you a gracious gesture from the hosts laver couzin bosses presenting flowers to newly crowned player of the year robert levin dusky and goalkeeper of the year manuel neuer. but once the game started leverkusen turned less hospitable patrick schick opening the scoring with 14 minutes gone i the flowers a distant memory for neuer. a short corner now the memories are can pass and schick beautifully meeting the ball on the volley for the opener. then biron got another press and just before half time who else but robert leaven doffs be the beneficiary across from thomas millar and liver couzens defense left the world's best player unmarked to score the equaliser. and laver couzens generosity continued in the games final seconds live and getting his 2nd of the night unit and with the defensive blunder and the prolific poles shot deflected off edmond top soba into the net. 21 the final score and by their munich and a fantastic 2020 and they're accustomed spot top of the table. and in spanish football messi has equalled brazil legend palays record of $643.00 goals for

a gracious gesture from the hosts laver couzin bosses presenting flowers to newly crowned player of the year robert levon dusky and goalkeeper of the year manuel neuer. but once the game started leverkusen turned less hospitable patrick schick opening the scoring with 14 minutes gone i the flowers a distant memory for neuer. a short corner now the memories are king pass and schick beautifully meeting the ball on the volley for the opener. then byron got another present just before half time who else but robert leaven doffs be the beneficiary across from thomas and liver couzens defense left the world's best player unmarked just scored the equaliser. and laver couzens generosity continued in the games final seconds live in dusty netting his 2nd of the night time unit and with the defensive blunder and the prolific poles shot deflected off edmond top soba into the net. $21.00 the final score and higher munich and a fantastic 2020 and there are a custom spot top of the table. and finally this year's holiday festivities are extending into the animal kingdom were a giant panda in moscow has

i the flowers a distant memory for noir. a short corner now the memories are king pass and schick beautifully meeting the ball on the volley for the opener. then byron got another present just before half time who else but robert evan just be the beneficiary across from thomas millar and liver couzens defense left the world's best player unmarked just scored the equaliser. and laver couzens generosity continued in the game's final seconds live in dusty netting his 2nd of the night i'm unit and with the defensive blunder and the prolific poles shot deflected off edmond top soba into the net. $21.00 the final score and higher munich and a fantastic 2020 and they're a custom spot top of the table. and you are of course watching news live from berlin don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website that's today. you can also follow instagram and twitter at news coming up world stories visit spellers for the opposition protesters have to vised a new strategy to avoid mass arrests i'm ma

the flowers a distant memory for neuer. short corner the memories are can pass and schick beautifully meeting the ball on the volley for the opener. then byron got another present just before half time who else but robert leaven just be the beneficiary across from thomas millar and liver couzens defense left the world's best player unmarked to score the equaliser. and laver couzens generosity continued in the game's final seconds to live in dusty getting his 2nd of the night unit and with the defensive blunder and the prolific poles shot deflected off edmond top soba into the next. $21.00 the final score and their munich and a fantastic 2020 in their accustom spot top of the table. and shout under a new coach have stevens into their 29th straight game without a win on saturday they sing one nil at home to promoted side bielefeld nathan the medina sent a beautiful long ball into the box and 5 in class was there to head it in her home early in the 2nd half stephens wasn't pleased with his team's defending with clubs given far

. >>> one flower shop in the east bay has been brightening the lives of seniors who are in assistant their families because of the pandemic, a staff at enchanted florist have been creating and donating dozens of flower arrangements while the vases and flowers are donated the owner is doing much of this out of her own pocket, even though sales are down about 60% during the pandemic. >> this is to make people happy, it is not about the money, we need to make people happy and bring some joy because we are all in this horrible disease. >> the idea of the death of sharon's father-in-law whose last days were spent in a facility, no one has been to visit him, since then, she sent flowers to 300 seniors, she will keep doing this as long as that pandemic lasts. >>> it all started out of an idea among neighbors, quickly grew into a nightly performance out on the water. she spoke with a musician that began the comforting condition of the height of the coronavirus lock down back in march. >> in the town, every night at 6 p.m. you'll hear the sound of a violin reaching out over the bay. the woman

the landing of the may flower in 1620 in plymouth, massachusetts. this event has long been celebrated as the first founding, which is an argument that was first put forward by john quincy adams in 1802 and then taken up by daniel webster on the 200-year anniversary. and it is also to be found or at least the thesis of it in one of the most famous books ever written about our tradition. the first founders and it spends many, many pages discussing what they contribute d to the formation of the american character. it's where this landing took place. contrary to what so many thought, there were already a good deal of things taking place on the coast of new england with europeans involved. jamestown had been settled to the south 13 years earlier in 1607. saints augusta to the first south was established by the spanish in 1665 and the ro noek island was establish ed in nort carolina in 1595. at the same time without a full settlement, there were traders up and down the coast active on the shores and they had to count their many indians, not always in a fr

are strolling down now every day, and i've looked at all those little nuances, you know, changes in flowers in the length of the grass, changes in the sound made by different species of buzzing insects. and to have experienced that every day, to move through that process of growth and progress has been simply extraordinary. it was never an opportunity that i thought would be afforded me again. you of course are a naturalist, and this is your environment. there is a lot of talk generally about people in this time of pandemic, whether it be out of choice or necessity, sort of reconnecting with the earth, with the environment around them in a way that they normally do not do. do you have any gut feeling that that is changing anything about our relationship with the planet? i think it could and it should. and we have an opportunity to make that happen. many people who aren't naturalists were stopped dead in their tracks. they were locked down. outside of their windows, spring was exploding, and we had a very nice, warm, dry spring. they went into their gardens, into those green spaces where th

flowers every two weeks, pretty much like clockwork. really beautiful flowers.loved wife, jean, and a thank you to louise for her note. signed, bob. "dear louise, thank you for your lovely note. i can't tell you how much i appreciate it." i thought i would write a quick note to back, "thank you for sharing the lovely picture of your wife jean and i'll think of her every time i walk past." many more notes and cards were to follow, left under a stone by the flowers. some battered by the rain, all building blocks of a friendship between 30—something louise and 80—something bob. he told me about the person who he was missing, their life together, all the different countries they lived in together. "i've been to every country and capital city and europe and lived in new york for three years. you have it all before you." conversations like that and then i'd tell him the places that i've travelled to, what i was doing, what i did for work. a year after the correspondence began, louise's father david died suddenly. through her sorrow, she felt a new understanding of bob

into a moving box, and then the ring at the center of the flowers, and my -- my now wife, was, like,hey, lily can you come in here and move this -- can you open this one box? and she was like, "i'm in the closet --" oh, you know, like, just annoyed moving, like, "would you just let me." >> jimmy: yeah >> and then she came out and opened the box and saw the ring and the flowers, and -- and, you know, was very surprised and, you know, she said yes. >> jimmy: aww that's great >> and we were like getting ready to, like, call our parents and, you know, like take a picture and all that stuff, and harry styles texted me to be like, "have you done it yet like, what's going on? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dude, he's the best dude ever. >> and i was like -- yeah. and i was like, "yes, she said yes. and, so, harry styles was the first person to know that we were getting married like before my parents, before lily's parents, before anybody like, harry was the first person to know and he gave us his blessing. and it meant the world >> jimmy: is that -- it's perfect. he is such a classy dude >> he real

boy: the california poppy is a flower native to california.umble: it was a beautiful thing to have a burrowing owl be discovered by a fourth-grade student two winters ago. and even more incredible was that this little owl stayed with us, and so, i sometimes think of this as a zoo without cages. i think of my students who live in those buildings right across the street. they wake up in a concrete building. they go down concrete stairs. there's a little patch of concrete maybe to bounce a ball. they walk across a concrete sidewalk, an asphalt street, another concrete sidewalk, and they come onto a campus which is largely asphalt. then they go home and they do it again. they need this connection to nature like every human being. nothey have access to nature right here on their campus. heise: i like to call it multispecies justice, so, it's thinking about what is it right to do by people. how do we make this a more just, a more fair space for the different groups of people who inhabit the city, but how do we also make it a habitable place for the

the flowers are twisted and torn. shocked and disbelief give way to tears. ♪ ♪ the nation and the world's reaction is one of bewilderment and grief. at the dallas airport, 99 minutes after mr. kennedy's death, vice president lyndon b. johnson and his wife and the grief stricken widow with them, takes the presidential oath before the jet that brings him together body of the late president back to washington. lyndon b. johnson becomes america's 36th president.john f kennedy chose him as his deputy. together, they were elected by the american people who look to lyndon johnson to ensure continuity of government. upon him, now falls all the weight of leadership. >> this is a sad time for all people. we have suffered a loss the cannot believed. for me it is a deep personal tragedy. i know that the world shares the sorrow that mrs. kennedy and her family feel. i will do my best. that is all i can do. i ask for your help and god's. the nation, the world mourns john fitzgerald kennedy. the funeral quartet moves from the white

. >> in better times, this brooklyn florist supplied flowers to the studio. tough year, the arrival of the vaccine is beginning to change the mood of the cit >> i can feel it with our own customers that they are more confident now. they have high hopes. they see that as a good sign of not just us, the florists, but all the businesses in the neighborhood. >> all the theaters are closed due to coronavirus. so new york's performing arts community is finding new ways of reaching the audience. >> i will honor christmas in my heart. >> john kevin jones usually peorms a christmas carol to a live audience at this townhouse. this year, the show will be online. he is still seeing a big demand for tickets. >> we are all wanting so badly to have a moment to remind us of the joys that covid and politics and poverty and food insecurity cannot take away from this season. i think we are all looking for that and i think christmas carol has always provided that beacon of hope. >> it has been a hard year for new yorkers but as dorothy parker wrote, the city is always hopeful, a

one author has just released her 15th book, "the flowers of darkness."oins me onset. -- on set. in a nutshell, can you give me a sense of what your book is about? >> that is always difficult. this takes place in the near future. i heroin is a writer and she moves into a very high-tech artistic residence after a messy breakup. in this place which is very connected, she hopes to turn over a new relief -- a new leaf and start feeling release in her new home. but this smart home with its eyes and cameras a bit like here somehow makes her feel in spite of upon. this book is all about this woman's paranoia concerning all these objects, all this technology which is supposed to make our life easier, and in the end turns her life into hell. anchor: is it something you are afraid of, perhaps trying to always have a high-tech society, trying to gain time constantly -- could that actually lead to the fact that men could maybe lose their identity or even lose their free will? tatiana: i think it is a fear we all have and we do not have to be in the near future to alr

added more details tear gas and and the flowers. he says other pastimes include skateboarding horse riding meeting friends and playing football her local club she's got a pretty clear picture of her future. island together and the peaches and. put them into my painting i am one day she realizes just how special she's got. the people she's ok really. fun things for certain pieces future bright picture perfect. when we take a vacation there is usually a checklist to consider before we go on the water and electricity turned off are the plants watered and so on but what about your sourdough culture well if you bake your own bread then you know that leaving your sourdough culture on it tended for long periods of time code lead to dire consequences meaning it could die but now a special hotel in switzerland is offering a solution to keep the culture alive. baking is all the rage these days especially with sourdough but what can you do with your sourdough culture when you go on holiday a swiss bakery has come up with a clever solution just

and i didn't know that she was going to come onstage and give me flowers afterwards the performance, so it was lovely for herjust to be on stage with me and give me flowers at the end of the performance in nairobi at the kenyan national theatre and it was pretty cool. i enjoyed it. back in london just a week later, the harsh reality of exams, assessments, and auditions is beginning to hit home. today i'm doing a class with alexander whitley at the wayne mcgregor studios, because i'm graduating in three months‘ time. basically the students are auditioning for certain companies, ballet companies, contemporary companies. considering this is the first time he's done class with us, i think a lot of it isjust being familiarenough with the kind of exercises to be able to learn them and do them quickly, you know. one, two, three, back... he's got the willingness and the aptitude to try and take risks and explore new things. when we're out there just doing our thing, you're happy, you're smiling, so i think — no, i know that it's going to be amazing. whether he decides to do ballet or contemp

a gracious gesture from the hosts leverkusen boss is presenting flowers to newly crowned player of the year robert leaven dusky and goalkeeper of the year manuel neuer. but once the game started leverkusen turned less hospitable patrick schick opening the scoring with 14 minutes gone i'm the flowers a distant memory for noir. a short corner now the in my mirror is our king pass and schick beautifully meeting the ball on the volley for the opener. then byron got another present just before half time who else but robert leaven just be the beneficiary across from thomas millar and leverkusen stefanski left the world's best player unmarked just scored the equaliser. and laver couzens generosity continued in the games final seconds live in dusty getting his 2nd of the night unit and with the defensive blunder and the prolific poles shot deflected off edmond top soba into the net. 21 the final score and by their munich and a fantastic 2020 and they're accustomed spot top of the table. and finally even if the pandemic has your home feeling like a cage he don't have to be totally. alone this t

panels are often installed in fields with little plant variety but here a special blend of regional flowers are blooming not far from the open mind site gretz has a nursery where she and her team raise wild and rare flowers from regional and e.u. conservation projects here on her company's farm they produce various seed mixes unlike cultivated plants the seeds of the wild varieties aren't all ready for harvest at the same time so they collected by hand a labor intensive job in the case of the great and that the fields have to be checked every day so as to catch the moment before the wind carries the seeds away . conservation law in germany requires that only regional seeds be used in such restoration projects. and grant says company is one of the 1st to offer them along with expert advice and plant rescue and anche relocation. nothing is considered too small. did its clients that every little thing in nature on this planet in the universe is somehow interconnected we belong together and that includes us humans. and if i lose a part of it is a part of the whole and a bit of myself. and that'

panels are often installed in fields with little plant variety but here a special blend of regional flowers are blooming not far from the open mine site gretz has a nursery where she and her team raise wild and rare flowers for regional and e.u. conservation projects here on her company's farm they produce various seed mixes unlike cultivated plants the seeds of the wild varieties aren't all ready for harvest at the same time so they're collected by hand and labor intensive job in the case of the great and now the fields have to be checked every day so as to catch the moment before the wind carries the seeds away. conservation law in germany requires that only regional seeds be used in such restoration projects. and grant says company is one of the 1st to offer them along with expert advice and plant rescue and anche relocation. nothing is considered too small. did its clients that being every little thing nature on this planet in the universe is somehow interconnected we belong together and that includes us humans. and if i lose a part of that. part of the hall and the good of myself. and