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Sending Plants & Dish Gardens
Want to send something unique and long lasting? Consider a beautiful plant or dish garden! Florists often carry a variety of plants, green and sometimes blooming. Plants are usually available in many sizes. Dish gardens are usually 2 or more plants often in a basket or a decorative container. Some florists can even add fresh cut flowers to your dish garden to add a splash of color. A new trend in plant gifts is "Lucky bamboo", which are small unique bamboo shoots in a decorative ceramic container. Sending a plant or dish garden can be appropriate for many occasions such as;
New Home- A large evergreen in a basket is great for a new homeowner.
New Business- A large dish garden or evergreen plant will say "Congratulations!"
New Job- A small to medium evergreen plant or lucky bamboo for their desk.
Promotion- A colorful blooming plant will say "Way to Go!"
Get Well- Maybe a dish garden with a variety of green plants.
Thank you- You could send a green plant in a basket, with a Thank You card attached.
Sympathy- Consider sending a blooming plant such as a Peace Lily.
A message card can be added to your plant/dish garden order just like a flower arrangement, personalizing your long-lasting gift. Consider having the florist add a full size greeting card to your floral/plant gift. A full size card allows for more of a message and makes more of a presentation. If the container allows, a colorful bow can be added as well. Most plants will come with watering and lighting instructions that are easy to follow, even if the recipient doesn't have a "Green Thumb". So consider a plant or dish garden the next time you want to send a special gift! You florist can make suggestions relevant to the occasion. After all, they are the experts!
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