Dr. Sandra C. Holley-Carter, beloved wife, mother, sister, aunt, and professional died at her home in Mesa, AZ on March 8, 2020. Dr. Holley is survived by her brothers, Clyde and William Cavanaugh; her four children: David M. Holley, Ehrika C. Gladden (Blayne); Jessica F. Carter; Dr. David George Carter, Jr. (Jeni); two beloved grandchildren, […]
A double-stemmed corpse flower that recently bloomed at Eastern Connecticut State University's greenhouse in the David G. Carter Science Building. The corpse flowered earlier this week and is expected to blossom again in about 2 to 3 years. ECSU's anticipating another corpse flower to blossom in October of this year.
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Rare And Stinky Double-Stemmed 'Corpse flower' Blooms At Eastern - Mansfield-Storrs, CT - A rare plant at Eastern Connecticut State University is in full bloom . but not for long.