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In Claremore, Okla., a man dropped off a huge bouquet of flowers to the Will Rogers Memorial Museum, she said, “because he just felt so sad and didn’t know what to do.”

White and purple irises line the paths beneath ancient horse chestnuts in full flower.

As he leaves to meet friends, a steady stream of young people continue to stop at the street corner next to the hairdressers, some bringing bouquets of flowers.

Cinematographer Arseni Khachaturan’s images of sumptuous Georgian landscapes — vibrant red flowers dotting an impossibly lush field — are undercut by the anxiety within the person soaking in those sights.

During times of hotter weather, outdoor plants and flowers will typically require more water than usual.