Set of Two 29" Pink White And Green Artificial Flowering

Marsoni

M251S

$60.99

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Set of Two 29" Pink White And Green Artificial FloweringSet of two 29 inch pink white and green artificial flowering features vibrant colors to bring life to any tabletop. These flowering plants are crafted from durable plastic, ensuring they maintain their beauty without the need for watering or maintenance. Designed for versatility, this set is perfect for seasonal occasions like harvest, adding a cheerful touch to your home decor. With two distinct yet complementary plants included, you can easily

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012