Bloom of rare corpse flower draws thousands to Colorado State University campus
The bloom of a rare flower has drawn thousands of visitors to witness the event.
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The bloom of a rare flower has drawn thousands of visitors to witness the event.
Normally, people run from the smell of rotting flesh, but this Memorial Day weekend had an unprecedented number of Fort Collins community members seeking out the smell. With a long line quickly spreading around Colorado State University’s Plant Growth Facilities conservatory, it was clear that word spread quickly about the largest addition to the Plant...
A rare corpse flower bloomed for the first time in eight years at Colorado State University Saturday night.
When this 6-foot corpse flower blooms, it will smell like rotting flesh. Here's how to watch the flower's rare bloom.
A moment eight years in the making is set to putrefy some folks in northern Colorado when a rare corpse flower blooms for the very first time this Memorial Day weekend.