The long-awaited bloom of an enigmatic giant flower draws a crowd at the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens in San Marino.
How something so alive can smell so dead she’ll never know, but Jennifer Esqueda is so here for it.
Esqueda visited The Huntington last week, hoping to catch the smelly unfurling. She said aside from lots of photos, she will also buy a t-shirt and pin from the bookstore to commemorate her successful expedition. The corpse flower can grow up to 8 feet tall and blooms for only about one to three days a year. It has been called the world’s largest flower.and Instagram the past couple of weeks, brought longtime member Aaron Corder of Pasadena to the garden.
Dulce Arzola of Highland Park and Mimi Chakravorty of Pasadena came armed with iced coffees to beat the 103-degree heat and tropical humidity in the conservatory.Arzola admired the plant’s maroon petals but said she smelled worse things on the sidewalks of L.A.
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