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The Shakespearean Growbar #joyce Not to mention a sumptuousJust add water to the Shakespearean Flowers Growbar to grow a collection of poetical plants plucked from lines by the Bard. Sweet violet, marigold and columbine appear in Twelfth night, A Winters Tale and Hamlet and have been chosen for their exceptional beauty. Shakespeare describes over fifty different varieties of flower in his plays and sonnets, using them as symbolic motifs and euphemisms as well as to evoke a powerful sense of place and