The beautiful sight and scent of lavender bushes can be seen from far away. Once harvested and dried, the flower transforms from beauty to purpose. It is used as scent in perfumes, lotions and soaps; flavor in food and drinks; bug deterrent in clothing preservation and even more.

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The Gerbera Daisy is a symbol of cheerfulness and joy whether found in the garden or in a bouquet. The dazzling colors bring joy and brightness to send well wishes, celebrate or share love with a special person.

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As graceful decorations that grow naturally on majestic firs and pine trees, cones were among the first molded glass ornaments made. Cones also were believed to be symbols of motherhood and fertility, so they were given to brides to hang on their Christmas trees. From assortment 48012

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The Monarch Butterfly is the best-known butterfly in North America. These gentle and spectacular creatures are known for their long annual migration spanning from Canada to Mexico. Monarchs begin traveling south in August and return north in the spring, bringing joy, wonder and amazement to people throughout their travels.

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The snow brings about a peaceful silence, but the sweet sounds of birds singing and kids playing is the soundtrack to a gardener’s life song as they plant and bring color back to the world. Remember the colors and joy of the spring season as you hang this ornament on a cold winter day.

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The Gerbera Daisy is a symbol of cheerfulness and joy whether found in the garden or in a bouquet. The dazzling colors bring joy and brightness to send well wishes, celebrate or share love with a special person.

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Dahlias symbolize elegance, creativity, positivity, and growth. The ancient Aztecs often depicted dahlias in their artwork recognizing the inner strength of the plant to withstand harsh conditions. The Dahlia ornament is a gift recognizing the strength and elegance of its recipient.

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