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Nellie Philton

Nellie Philton

Daffodil Sales Break Record for Third Consecutive Year in Sweden

The Children's Rights Organization Majblomman sets a sales record in a row for the third year. In three weeks, children all over Sweden have sold May flowers for 103 million kronor – an increase of twelve million compared to last year.
Daffodil Sales Break Record for Third Consecutive Year in Sweden

This year's May flower is meant to bring hope

Inspired by a buttercup, yellow with a green pistil, this is what this year's May flower looks like. This year's flower is designed by 12-year-old Nellie Philton from Gothenburg, who thinks that you get energy and become happy from the yellow color.
This year's May flower is meant to bring hope
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