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markodochartaigh

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1. From the video, that wasn't scissors.

Reply to BlueWaveNeverEnd (Original post)

Tue Mar 3, 2026, 11:47 PM

16 hrs ago

It looks like they used a hoe. If the plants were in full bloom maybe they cut them to sell the flowers, there weren't many flowers scattered about.
Callas have rhizomes so they should come back next year.

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California state park's viral flower field destroyed overnight [View all] BlueWaveNeverEnd 16 hrs ago OP

From the video, that wasn't scissors. markodochartaigh 16 hrs ago #1

Not everyone knows how they propagate Old Crank 13 hrs ago #8

Callas do also produce seeds, markodochartaigh 13 hrs ago #9

Good to know Old Crank 13 hrs ago #10

This place: NameAlreadyTaken 16 hrs ago #2

Beautiful BlueWaveNeverEnd 14 hrs ago #3

With a scissors? Wonder how long that took. Sheeeeeesh. C Moon 14 hrs ago #4

Sorry to hear. calimary 14 hrs ago #5

Stolen for florist shop(s) seems the most obvious guess. nt eppur_se_muova 13 hrs ago #6

Looks to me like they've been harvested Figarosmom 13 hrs ago #7

The first time I drove through this area, intheflow 9 hrs ago #11