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Botanists were able to bring the flower back after it being extinct for thirty years.
It disappeared in the 1990s but scientists planted seeds around the railway station and thousands of tiny plants have now begun to flower.
Andrew Shaw of the Rare British Plants Nursery said the plant was "incredibly scientifically interesting".
A new initiative to boost retail in York launches this Winter
York BID and Indie York are thrilled to announce the launch of Shop York, a brand-new initiative designed to support local retailers by celebrating the vibrant shopping experience on York’s high streets during a traditionally quieter time of year.
York Christmas Walking Tour Guide selected for presentation to Chairman of Visit England
The Institute of Tourist Guiding, the regulatory body for professional tourist guiding in England, Northern Ireland and Jersey, has announced the launch of a new and enhanced photocard for qualified tourist guides.
Hop on board York's magical Christmas bus
Relax and discover England’s most festive city – with cut-price tickets for locals
Transdev's electric transormation wins UK national award
Multi-million pound investment in electric buses and new green depot impress judges at Routeone Awards
International Men’s Day: Train operator reveals why it put the men who make up 80% of its workforce at the heart of its EDI strategy
A train operator that put men at the heart of it’s equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) strategy spoke out ahead of International Men’s Day.