+ Follow AGLAONEMAS Tag
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[Title] => Christmas Aglaonema
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[Title] => Foliage Plant Crystal Ball
[Summary] => June to September is the lowest season in Floricultural Trade in the Philippines. This yearly cycle is generally used by growers to stock up on merchandise for the last quarter of the year and the year after.
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