One Dozen Valentine Roses - 18456-136 - By Country The most traditional romantic arrangement composed

One Dozen Valentine Roses - 18456-136

By Flora2000

$64.99

(51 Reviews)

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18456-136

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Flora 2000

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Flora2000

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The most traditional romantic arrangement composed of one dozen red roses, balanced by gypsophila, fragrant eucalyptus and a palm leaf frame. These roses are characterized by their deep, dark red petals and sweet fragrance. We have included a box of luxury Valley Chocolates with each bouquet to make this romantic gift that much sweeter! Note: Vase not included.

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