Flowers stolen from planter boxes in Main Rd, Blackwood, angering residents Blackwood Action Group members, from left, Liz Bartlett, Geoff Bartlet, Nan Davies and Rob O'Sullivan were angry after plants from planter boxes in the Main Street of Blackwood were stolen last year. Now it has happened again. FLOWERS have been stolen from planter boxes in Blackwood's main street just hours after they were planted. The Blackwood Action Group planted four pansies and four begonias in the planter boxes on Main Rd on Friday night but they were stolen just hours later. The theft follows another incident late last year where about a dozen plants, including kangaroo paws, were stolen from two planter boxes. Group member Nan Davies thought the plants were stolen some time between Friday night and Saturday morning. "I think `bugger it, why can't they buy their own flowers?'," Ms Davies said. The group hoped footage from two nearby CCTV cameras might help identify the theif. "I don't know whether they think it's council putting (the plants) in," Ms Davies said. It's our money. We put it in ourselves or fundraise. It's all our hard work and all our labour.