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SUMMARY:Magic of a Mini Table-Top Christmas Tree Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Come to a Mini Table Table Top Christmas Tree Workshop with Alison at Inland Bays Garden Center in Frankford. Bring a little holiday cheer indoors with your very own miniature Christmas tree crafted from fresh boxwood and fragrant winter greens! The Garden Center will provide tree form\, greenery\, and a sprinkle of festive decorations\, along with plenty of guidance to help you design something truly magical. Want to make it extra special? Bring your own mini ornaments or twinkly fairy lights to personalize your tree. Finished trees will stand about 12 15" tall. Be sure to bring a small paring knife and a sharp pair of clippers and let the merry-making begin!\n\n \n\n\nAlison\, AIFD\, was inducted into the American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD) in 1985\, while working and living in Baltimore\, Maryland. Upon retirement from the floral industry she moved to the Maryland/Delaware coast and has transitioned her floral love into plants\, particularly natives.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Come to a Mini Table Table Top Christmas Tree Workshop with Alison at Inland Bays Garden Center in Frankford. Bring a little holiday cheer indoors with your very own \;miniature Christmas tree&mdash\;crafted from fresh boxwood and fragrant winter greens! The Garden Center will provide tree form\, greenery\, and a sprinkle of festive decorations\, along with plenty of guidance to help you design something truly magical. Want to make it extra special? Bring your own mini ornaments or twinkly fairy lights to personalize your tree. \;Finished trees will stand about 12&ndash\;15"\; tall. Be sure to bring \;a small paring knife and a sharp pair of clippers&mdash\;and let the merry-making begin!
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Alison\, AIFD\, was inducted into the American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD) in 1985\, while working and living in Baltimore\, Maryland. Upon retirement from the floral industry she moved to the Maryland/Delaware coast and has transitioned her floral love into plants\, particularly natives.
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