AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBotany Spotlight: The Huntington in San Marino has two rare Titan Arums—“Odora” and the newly debuted “Odorysseus” (named via Instagram)—blooming now. Each bloom is expected to last just 24 to 48 hours, and the plants are famous for their short-lived, corpse-like odor that attracts pollinators. Evening Access: The Huntington is also running its Twilight Garden Strolls, with the next after-hours walk on Sunday, July 12 starting at 4:30 p.m., keeping most gardens open later for timed ticket holders (but the Library, Art Galleries, Conservatory, and Children’s Garden stay closed). Local Tech/Community Note: A nearby Pasadena grocery location, Pavilions, is closing Sept. 5, affecting about 55 employees—more local logistics than tech, but relevant to the San Marino research community’s daily routines.
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