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Want to fill your garden with fragrance? Many plants have scented leaves, providing you with perfume for many months longer than flowers would. Check out our guide to the top 10 plants with scented foliage. https://t.co/jokNXVSj7K

Got some Spring in our step! https://t.co/vOy0qFnI67

Whether your gathering is near or far, share Easter greetings and add some beauty to your celebration 💐🐰 Shop our curated collection via the link in our bio! #proflowers https://t.co/Dr0Q5muhzX

Feels like a solid summer vibe, via nowness

Welcome April and Happy Easter to all! https://t.co/t8hXcnXRpg

Today marks 180 years since Sir William Hooker was appointed as the first permanent director of Kew, cementing Kew’s transition from the crown to the government. Follow this thread to discover more historical Kew facts 👇 https://t.co/bV6bseMr7k

Want to grow your own delicious vegetables? 🍅 🥒🥕 Timing is everything! Discover the best veg to start from seed this month. #GrowYourOwn https://t.co/Mc8c3Flw7v

We are in Springtime slipper orchid heaven. In bloom now, Paphiopedilum shoseri x sibling. #orchids #spring #bloom #flowers #asheville #apptropicals #wnc #orchid #houseplants #avl #plants #weship https://t.co/B9fuoTlH2O

April Fools, the tulips aren’t blooming yet.....but they sure are close! Pictured here are Tulip Drumline from last years crop! One of my favorites ❤️ It’s officially April which means it’s non stop from here until December. The cold rain today has me inside planting pre sprouted sweet peas, finishing up spring orders, and cleaning my house from top to bottom so I am prepared to step into busy season. Don’t forget, Mother’s Day is your first chance of the season to grab some blooms, announcements coming April 23rd! Happy April spring showers that will bring May flowers 🌱💞 #flowerfarmer #tulip #april #spring

Beautiful bright pink Dahlia flowers https://t.co/APINkZtbDk #flowers #photography #flowerphotography https://t.co/Ac1T0GYBNH

And finally, Sir David Attenborough buried a time capsule in the foundation of the Princess of Wales Conservatory in 1985. It contains seeds of important food crops and several endangered species. It will be opened in 2085, when many of these plants may be rare or extinct. https://t.co/W2BqrQToKe

Advert: The #RadioTimesEaster issue is available now! Don’t forget to pick up your copy packed full of exclusive interviews and features, a streaming special, recipes for your Easter feast and the best of this week's TV, streaming, films and radio. https://t.co/BF8Io28kPX https://t.co/WIVKejQshL

Typically filled with candy and small toys, the Easter basket has become a widely recognized tradition. Learn more about why we use this as an Easter symbol. https://t.co/z1z4w0OxLC https://t.co/lZDAwwUbcY

Kew has seen two planes crash-land in the Gardens: the first in 1928 when a single-seater Siskin aircraft came down in flames, and the second in 1938 when an aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing. Luckily, neither crash led to casualties. https://t.co/aICJYR5whS

Have you ever noticed that we refer to the ‘Gardens’ and not ‘Garden’? That’s because in 1772, King George III inherited the Kew estate and joined it with the royal estate in Richmond – two gardens became one. https://t.co/lg7kAhXl3U