FLOWER POWER: We have three winners!

To win a pair of tickets to the Philadelphia International Flower Show, send us a haiku that incorporates (1.) your favorite hippy (2.) doing something in Hawaii.

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FLOWER POWER: We have three winners!

POSTED: Friday, March 2, 2012, 1:00 PM

Filed Under: Win

Image submitted by winner Sara Hirschler

Earlier in the week I asked folks to send me hippy- and Hawaii-themed haikus to win tickets to the Philadelphia International Flower Show, themed Hawaii: Islands of Aloha. We got lots of good entries, but only three can win. The following readers get a pair of tickets for their creativity and overall giggle-worthiness. Thanks, guy and gals. Enjoy the flower show. I hope you get leid.

Jeff: Gidget is Surfing / Around Oahu she goes / Go Gidget Go! Yes!

Sara Hirschler: Spicoli in Kau,/ Stoked on gnarly waves until / Mr. Hand arrives

Nina Marie: Cheech & Chong get leis / on top of a volcano / High on Hawaii

March 4-11, various times, $27, Pennsylvania Convention Center, 12th and Arch streets, theflowershow.com.

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