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Foragers Floral Design with nature in mind

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The site had the following in the homepage, "The Frank DeRoss Spring Memorial." I noticed that the web site stated " On August 31, 2010 by foragersfloraldesign." They also stated " I foraged most everything in these arrangements except the yellow freezias and white mini carns. Frank loved carnations, so to honor Frank, I used a heavenly white color. On January 1, 2010 by foragersfloraldesign. Large arrangement have always been my forte, but I come to love the small and tiny flowers that dont get used often because of their size, as seen in this picture."

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