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Wine Country's New Flower Isn't Just for the View

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Close-up of a vibrant red hibiscus flower amidst lush green leaves in Sarasota, Florida.
Photo by Jeffrey Eisen on Pexels

Tulips are turning up between the vine rows at wineries around the world this season, and growers say the flowers are doing more than dressing up the scenery. There is, apparently, a genuinely practical reason behind the blooms rather than a purely decorative one. Worth filing away for the next Florida wine lover planning a spring trip to see the vines themselves.

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With reporting from Robb Report.

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