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Putrid 'Corpse Flower' to Bloom at US Botanic Garden [LIVE STREAM]
The U.S. Botanic Garden Conservatory in Washington D.C. is about to get really stinky. The conservatory's titan arum - more commonly known as a corpse flower - is expected to bloom soon.
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