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Flower Shop New Jersey
Spring is here! Now is the ideal time to consider a garage sale! Here's Tip # 3: Be prepared. Start organizing your goods a day or two before the sale. Saturday, May 21 from 9 am to noon at 905 Herrontown Road, near Route 206, (behind the Hesco Lighting) in Princeton.
Mother’s Day Week at the Shop, 2010
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New Zealand Manuka Honey 500g / 18oz $19.99 The Maori people used manuka flower as a medicinal plant, from treating fevers and colds to using it as a sedative. The early European settlers called it the “tea tree”. This is a strong flavored honey but with a fresh clean bite. Airborne manuka honey continually rates at an NPA (Non Peroxide Activity [antibacterial activity beyond the natural antibacterial activity of honey]) of between 8 – 12, … |
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10 Blooming Flower Tea – 5 Jasmine and 5 Green $9.99 10 individual blooming tea – 5 Jasmine and 5 Green, offer you an opportunity to try both. Fine jasmine scented tea leaves are hand tied around the base of a Red Globe Amaranth flower. As the tea steeps the leaves gently open and “bloom” into a lovely flower. The other, are fine spring picked tea leaves, hand tied into delicate balls. As the tea steeps the leaves gently open to reveal a string of t… |
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Corona Real Hibiscus Flowers Jamaica Corona Real Dried hibiscus flowers for cooling summer drinks. Also called Jamaica in Spanish. AGUA DE JAMAICA (Hibiscus Flowers) Dried hibiscus flowers, known in Mexico as jamaica (pronounced “ha-ma-ike-ah”, rather than like the name of the Carribbean island country) have long been available in health food stores in the U.S. for making a tea that is high in vitamin C. With the advent of interest i… |