Vase Make a Difference

Bright orange tropic fleur is nice. But it is extremely nice with an simple orange vase.
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Bright orange tropic fleur is nice. But it is extremely nice with an simple orange vase.
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Thanks for your concerns. We are not hiding from you.p We are not going out of business. Our sign is covered up because we need to have it conform to local regulation. Please come in for all your floral needs.
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A combination of Mokara Orchid and Bird of Paradise give us a very powerful and distinct arrangement. Joy of orange.
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We will be closed on Sunday 9/4 and Labors Day 9/5, Monday. Happy Labors Day.
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We will be closed on Memorial Day. It will be a day at the park. Enjoy your day.
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Monkey pod tree blossoms has come to an end. Now it’s shower tree blossoms season again.
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Here is progress of our flower shop backyard. It is a little weedy after the rainy winter season. We have a baby pineapple coming up. So cute. Yeah. Our cactus shot up about 6 feet before flowering. We still have the basil and the rosemary plants, fighting their turfs with the weeds. Remember, the water we changed out goes here, to grow plants in the back yard. Less water needed from the Board of Water Supply and less water goes to the water treatment plant. Summer is here! Conserve water when we can.

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The driver was explaining on how he is still enjoying the fragrant of the gardenia after he has dropped off the flowers at the shop last Thursday. Imagine what it would be like when the flowers are in full bloom in a house, by your bed side table, or at your dinner table! The fragrant is not very strong, but just that the sweetness smell linger for a while. Enjoy! For those who already picked up their share of our island favorite gardenia blooms.
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The web only let me post the aroma of this heavenly fragrance of pikake that the rest of the world call jasmine. Really, if you live in Hawaii, go and look around your neighborhood for a pikake bush and just stand next to it under the evening trade breeze that swirl its fragrance into the air. Take a whiff, and now that’s paradise.

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