Just a short walk or drive will take you to the corner of Hutt and Halifax Streets, where one example of the Council’s annual flower day is on display.
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The QR code leads you to the Council website’s flower day page, where there is lot more information on this charming initiative. To prove that there’s nothing new under the sun, the Council notes that from “1938 to 1975, Adelaide celebrated an annual Flower Day that allowed Adelaidians to show pride in their city by beautifying it with mass displays of flowers”.
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