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Tag: Services
Oct
20
2011
Rocky Mountain Soap
Author: Sandy
Looking for that little extra something to go with the perfect Westmount Florist design?
We are so happy to carry Rocky Mountain Soap products. 100% natural bath and body products are made in Canada and owned by a young couple in Canmore, Alberta. When creating these products, they have your health and the health of our environment in mind.
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Apr
04
2011
FAQs | Delivery Questions (Part 1)
Author: Lauren
“What if the recipient is not home when my gift is delivered?”
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Mar
14
2011
Re-sorting our waste
Author: Esther
Since the end of August 2010, I’ve been asked to take on the task of finding more ways to make our store more environmentally friendly. I was encouraged to notice some actions that were already done; all the lights of the building have been changed to more energy efficient fixtures, the cardboard and some paper goes to a pulp and paper company for recycling. The next important step was clear; we had to separate all the garden waste from garbage and recyclable material. The flower industry produces a lot of flower residue that is compostable and uses a lot of packaging materials that are recyclable.
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