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Recent Order Reviews At A1 City Flowers
Arun
ordered a bouquet from
Goa Goa
and
Since my discovery, they have done two of my friend's weddings and I can't begin to describe the beauty, passion and detail that goes into their work. Hopefully my friends will post here soon and share.
vikas tomer
ordered a bouquet from
Pune Maharashtra
and
I love this florist the attention to detail is spectacular!!! Lyn the owner is so sweet. I would highly recommend them everyone.
raj dutta
ordered a bouquet from
Jalgaon Maharashtra
and
Their staff was also very friendly and their easy delivery service made my life a lot easier. I will definitely continue using them for all our office events.
Rajan Soni
ordered a bouquet from
Kozhikode Kerala
and
Needed to purchase a last minute arrangement for local delivery. Amisha at A1 Florist was very friendly and accommodating. He listened to my request and over the phone came up with a lovely and economical concept. Recommended.
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Flowers as window decorator
Plants such as Campanula pyramidalis were used as a window decorator trained round a hoop or as a fire-screen in summer time grown on a fan-shaped trellis; A really delightful idea.
The window boxes planted with greenery and with the addition of the archway or hoop covered with trailers seem to have very much the vogue. Such plants as Virginia creeper, honeysuckle, summer Jessamine were used for this purpose, and appear to have been very successful.
Ferneries and water gardens were commonly set up outside the drawing-room or hall by means of a small glass cupboard built on to an outside wall and serving as greenery window or a sort of picture of interesting plants on one wall of the room. Many of the indoor plants which people consider rather new nowadays were well known to the Victorians and decorated their homes-notably rubber plant, etc., and it is interesting to note that such comparatively difficult things as club-moss, Killarnery-fern, pitcher plant, fly trap were recommended for growing in plant cases window frames and other places about the house.!