Orange Roses from Silk Plants Direct Review

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I love flowers however I hate that they are so expensive and often don’t last long, I also have two VERY rambunctious pets who like to eat and lick things so I’m always hesitant to bring in any sort of live plants or flowers as I’m uncertain if they are toxic or not to pets.

I recently came across Silk Plants Direct and was super excited when they offered to send me some of their roses to review.

Silk Plants Direct   offers overs 500 varieties of artificial flowers, trees, flowers, foliage, planters and more. Their parent company has been around since the 1980’s and have fulfilled the silk flower needs of hospitals, office buildings, shopping centers, hotels, restaurants and other facilities. Their flowers and plants make the perfect centerpieces for weddings and other events but they are affordable enough to be an every day decoration around your home.

I was sent a package of their Orange Roses to review.

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The silk roses feature a potted design and arrive looking exactly like the picture above so they are ready for display. They come in a pack of 12 and are super easy to care for! Simply just dust or whip with a damp cloth! No more watering or throwing away plants after they die!

The Silk Flowers sell for $42.99 and you receive a pack of 12.

Review:

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The flowers are BEAUTIFUL and because they are potted style they sit up great on their own. I plan to use them as a centerpiece for holidays and photo props for my blog. I am very impressed with the quality of the  silk flowers. Looking over their website I am very impressed with the range of flowers and plants they have to offer and I highly suggest them for your silk flower and silk plant needs 🙂

Use code BLOGGER10 to receive 10% off.

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