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Old 27-06-2007, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by sosas17 View Post
yes the thought crossed my mind too potty

don't buy your flowers from a supermarket!! go to a different florist, mst florist start before 9am! or try nipping out on your lunch break if you need to go while at work

how do you get your foliage from a supermarket??
Promise you, they don't open that early in Bromley! I tell you I am staggered that some of them stay in business. I pass 2 or 3 on the way to the Saturday a.m. course and none open at 09.00.

On the way to work I pass around 6 florists (I think I know every florist shop in SE London) and on the lead up to Valentine's and Mother's day only 1 of them was open/setting up early on the Friday before MD - I couldn't believe it surely that's prime time to catch people on their way to work. I pass by 2railway stations each with a florist nearby and neither of them are open early or late to catch commuters.

Foliage - I now get from the wholesaler and my best friend 'Ivy' from the garden. The local florist to work is also v. hit and miss - tried to engage her a couple of times by telling her I was on a course but she wasn't interested - Leatherleaf (the only foliage she'd sell me) was £1 a stem.
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