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Succulent arrangement centrepiece

8 years ago

I love the succulent centrepiece with pebble in bowl base. Is it available as a ready-made product? Where can I get it from?

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Neale Smith Photography
8 years ago
Hi Lola, contact Designworks in Glasgow, they can help you out with your question. 0141 339 9520
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