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Surrey florists go green with recycling initiative
Written by Amanda Ryder   
Two florists in Surrey, B.C. are urging people to recycle their own vases and baskets by returning the items to their shops.

EH Florist of South Surrey, B.C. introduces the campaign on its website:

“One of the things we hear is that people have vases, baskets or ceramics from flowers they have received piling up in their basements, under their sinks, in closets… and they feel guilty just throwing them out,” says Lorraine Corbett, owner of EH Florist. “It’s time to help out and get these glass, wicker and ceramic containers reused or recycled! So, in exchange for people turning in their old stuff, we’re giving out green plants to bring more ‘green’ into homes.

Tracy Bell owner of La Belle Fleur Floral Boutique adds “This is simply an extension of our in house recycling programs and commitment to corporate responsibility by using products like biodegradable cellophane and cleaning products.”


The local newspaper, Surrey Now also reported on the story.

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