By Idlewild Floral Co.
Bright Small Field Bouquet
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Why we carry this
Our Bright Field Bouquet is a cheery mix of fuchsia, yellow and blue florals and greenery. Handcrafted and grown in the USA, each bouquet is made of naturally dried flowers for a lasting touch of nature. 12" tall x 6" wide Fills a 4"-6" tall vase with a 2" opening
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