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A Poppy Anemone for Palestine

Name: A Poppy Anemone for Palestine
Brand: Hannah Nunn

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Palestine once had a thriving cut flower industry and the land was covered in colourful flowers. War doesn't care for flowers or people and now it's all been destroyed. This is known as a Palestinian Poppy where it grows wild in the fields. It isn't a poppy as we know it in the UK, its an Anemone Poppy, Anemone Coronaria. For the Palestinians it is a symbol of resistance of occupation and represents the resilience of the Palestinian people. Let's make flowers, not war. £11 per flower donated to Medical Aid for Palestine over £6,996.00 raised so far! can be shipped to most countries made to ord

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