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THE DISAPPOINTED FLOWER

INSPIRED BY EDITH BOUVIER BEALE

The lesser-known documentary, produced by the late Peter Beard, "That Summer" celebrates beauty in unexpected forms, as Edie recounts "the disappointed chair” (play audio) in the yard outside Grey Gardens.

In the same way, while they are not conventional colorful flowers, succulents and cacti are still worth celebrating for their unexpected beauty -- and because they are like a masterclass in resilience.