Peony greeting card - A pink and white peony with yellow stamens set against dark green leaves.
pink tulips greeting card - a view of the stamens and pistils inside a bunch of pink tulips
Chrysanthemum Greeting Card featuring a salmon-coloured chrysanthemum flower
A eustoma greeting card featuring the flower also known as a Lisianthus

Set of Flower Cards

£9.00

A collection of four greeting cards for those who love flowers (who doesn’t?) with tulips, a chrysanthemum, a peony, and a eustoma.

– Blank inside for your own message
– Printed in the UK on premium card stock
– Supplied with white envelopes

SKU: S002 Category:

Description

A collection of four greeting cards for those who love flowers (who doesn’t?) with tulips, a chrysanthemum, a peony, and a eustoma.

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