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9 years ago

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July 17, 2015

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Custom Flower Arrangements

Flower Power: This company provides long-lasting, natural rose arrangements. Its displays are said to last up to 60 days without water or refrigeration, and are available in more than 20 colors and sizes. www.luxebloom.com

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