Vietnam Flowers and Bonsai plants.

Vietnamese loves flowers. People gives flowers in every occasions. At the airports, you can see people carries flower bouquets waiting to greet their friends, relatives at the gate. You can find flowers in public parks, along the streets, roads. However, there is no good flower gardens in Vietnam. The Saigon Botanical Garden, established in 1864, grew to a collection of nearly 1,500 species. With the war and its subsequent dislocations, the gardens declined. Since 1975 there has been little investment in the garden and all scientific work has ceased.

Vietnam Flowers and Bonsai plants.

The climate in Vietnam is tropical monsoon which is divided into the rainy and dry seasons. Vietnam climate is perfect for tropical flowers. Dalat city, in Central Highland about 1,500 m above sea level, is the capital flower of Vietnam. If you love flowers, you should visit Dalat in the early Spring, especially during the Flower Festival.
Vietnamese also loves bonsai plants which are called "cay kien"or "cay canh". You can find bonsai plants in everywhere in Vietnam, especially in front of office buildings, hotels, restaurants, etc.
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11 Parts of a Business Card

1. Name of IndividualNot every type of business card has to have the name of the individual but it's a nice personalized touch. In a large organization it can be beneficial to the recipient to have the name of a specific person to contact. The name of the individual or the name of the business or organization is usually the most prominent text element of a business card.
2. Name of Business or OrganizationA business card almost always has a business or organization name on it. The name of the individual or the name of the business or organization is usually the most prominent text element of a business card. An organization with a highly recognizable logo might de-emphasize the business name (size and/or placement) but it is usually an essential piece of information.
3. AddressA physical address or a mailing address or both are typical parts of a business card. If the company does business exclusively online or by mail, a physical address might not be a key element to include. If both a physical and a mailing address are included, it may be desirable to label each one.
4. Phone Number(s)Multiple numbers are typically listed in order of voice, fax, cell but you can omit any numbers that are not the preferred method of phone contact. Don't forget the area and/or country codes and extension, if required. Using parentheses, hyphens, periods, spaces, or other characters to separate numbers in a phone number are generally a matter of preference and custom but be consistent in whatever method is chosen.
5. Email AddressIncluding an email address is an important element for Web-based businesses but other businesses or organizations might omit this form of contact unless it is one of their preferred methods of contact.
6. Web Page AddressWeb addresses can be listed with or without the http:// preceding the URL. As with email addresses, it is an essential element for Web-based businesses.
7. Job Title of IndividualNot a required element, some entrepreneurs or sole proprietors might include "President" or "CEO" or some other title to give the appearance of a larger organization.
8. Tagline or Description of BusinessA tagline or brief description can be useful when the business name is somewhat ambiguous or doesn't clearly convey what the business does. Taglines can also convey benefits and features.
9. LogoA logo used consistently on business cards and other print / electronic materials helps to establish a company's identity.
10. Graphic Image(s) (including purely decorative elements)Small companies without a logo may choose to use generic or stock images or custom illustrations that help reinforce what the company does. Small graphic embellishments or boxes might be used to separate blocks of information.
11. List of Services or ProductsA long list will usually clutter up a standard size business card but when using two-sided or folded business cards a bullet list of services offered or main product lines can extend the usefulness of the business card.

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How to Order Flowers Online

Sending flowers is always a great gesture, no matter what the occasion. Flowers are a wonderful gift to send to mom on Mother’s Day or to your wife on Valentine’s Day or your wedding anniversary. It is also a great way convey thanks to someone special, congratulate a friend, or send your sympathies to those at a funeral. Flowers are always the perfect gift or sentiment, and sending flowers to someone you care about has never been easier. There are many online stores that offer flowers to be shipped anywhere in the world, to anyone you choose. The stores often have a variety of choices in flowers and arrangements for you to choose from. You can choose the card to go with the gift, and you can personalize your gift by adding a message to accompany the flowers. The recipient will never know that you ordered these gorgeous flowers while sitting at your desk at home or work—they will think you spent a lot of time at a florist going through and picking out flowers for the perfect arrangement for their special day. Ordering flowers online is simple—all you have to do is choose an online florist and get to their Web site. Most florists can deliver your arrangement the same day or the next day. You can order well in advance, which is highly advisable if it’s a prominent “flower occasion” such as Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day. These are very busy holidays for flowers, so advanced ordering is advised.

Tropical Temptation

An exotic growers mix of anthuriums, ginger, birds of paradise, heliconias or orchids make up this eye-catching bouquet.
12 mixed tropical cut flowers, 6 foliage greens

Tropical Teaser

Our smallest arrangement featuring just a tease of what the tropics have to offer.

6 mixed tropical cut flowers, 3 foliage greens