100 Hot Pink Wholeasle Roses (18 in. stem length)
This product is no longer available, but we've found these similar products for you:
Description
These beautiful, fresh hot pink roses are the perfect way to brighten anyone's day 100 stems of 40-centimeter stem length flower make the perfect gift for that special someone Flowers ship directly from the farThese beautiful, fresh hot pink roses are the perfect way to brighten anyone's day 100 stems of 40-centimeter stem length flower make the perfect gift for that special someone Flowers ship directly from the farm to you in 2 days Roses have not been de-thornedTo maintain freshness, this item is only shipped out Monday through Thursday. Due to the perishable nature of these products, we are unable to accept returns.This product now includes overnight shipping within the continental U.S.! Orders may still take up to two business days to process, but when shipped they will be sent with overnight delivery. This product is only shipped out Monday through Thursday to prevent it from being in transit on the weekend and to ensure that deliveries arrive in the freshest condition possible. Please time your orders accordingly.Personalized Gift Messaging is available at Check-out for this particular item.
From our blog
-
Green Valentine gifts for her
Your favorite ladies deserve to be treated like queens on Valentine’s Day, and that includes Mother Earth. At least one, if not all, of these eco-friendly Valentine’s Day gifts will make your wife, Mom, best friend, sister, boss, girlfriend, or weekend fling extremely happy. And if you must get something for all of them, it’s really not hard to do with these extremely affordable ...
-
Flowering vines
The flowering vine cover arbors, trellises or walls, providing privacy and beauty to your home. A combination of annual and perennial plants will have your vines blooming all through the spring and summer. Perennial flowering vines Perennial plants live for more than two years, and can thus be long-term additions to your landscaping. You should typically plant them during the spring in cold region...
© 2005-2009 StyleFeeder, Inc. All Rights Reserved.