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How to Press Flowers
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How to Send Flowers
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When to Pick Sunflowers
How to Deliver Flowers
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Drying Flowers
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How to Arrange a Bouquet of Flowers
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Summary: Sending flowers involves planning ahead, ordering special flowers through a florist and having them make a beautiful arrangement. Be sure to include a card when sending flowers to someone special with helpful advice from the owner of a flower shop in this free video on flower arrangements.
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"Hi I'm Karen Rodowicz of JK Flowers and I'm here to help you how to send flowers to that special someone. First of all we all know birthdays, anniversaries and holidays fall on the same date every year. So please plan ahead. Give your local florist a chance to order those special flowers you're looking for. Maybe you want a specific color or something unusual. If you order ahead of time you give that florist a chance to get that special flower for that special someone. Also when you're calling your local florist, either check out their website to see what arrangements they have on hand or you can when you give them a call make sure you have all the info that they are going to be looking for ahead of time. Have the name of the person who's going to be getting the flowers, their address, their phone number because when doing deliveries sometimes we need to contact the recipient of the flowers that are getting received. Make sure you know what you want to put on the card. This way when you're making that order it's short, sweet and to the point and everybody has all the information that they need. I hope this was helpful when you're sending your next set of flowers to that special someone. I'm Karen Rodowicz of JK Flowers."
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