Guam’s national flower is currently the bougainvillea, which grows bright red and purple flowers. The South American plant has no unique connection to Guam or the Mariana Islands, Won Pat said.

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“It’s a shame that Guam’s floral shops spend about $500,000 a year in importing flowers. We can save a portion of that by growing our own beautiful flowers,” says Murphy.

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“It’s a shame that Guam’s floral shops spend about $500,000 a year in importing flowers. We can save a portion of that by growing our own beautiful flowers,” says Murphy.

“It’s a shame that Guam’s floral shops spend about $500,000 a year in importing flowers. We can save a portion of that by growing our own beautiful flowers,” says Murphy.

“It’s a shame that Guam’s floral shops spend about $500,000 a year in importing flowers. We can save a portion of that by growing our own beautiful flowers,” says Murphy.

Guam's national flower is currently the bougainvillea, which grows bright red and purple flowers. The South American plant has no unique connection to Guam or the Mariana Islands, Won Pat said. "As ...

“It’s a shame that Guam’s floral shops spend about $500,000 a year in importing flowers. We can save a portion of that by growing our own beautiful flowers,” says Murphy.