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Q: Where to buy Poinsettias in China?

Red ones to be specific..........Merry Christmas to Everyone and Happy New Year to All

 

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Try walmart or one of those silkmarket places....And a Happy New Year to you too Createach!! 

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Every city of any importance in China has a flower market.  Guangzhou, for example, has an extensive flower market.  Poinsettias can be readily and cheaply purchased at any of these flower markets.  Additionally, they are available online through www.taobao.com but if you are having them shipped to anywhere where temperatures are currently below 0 C., they will freeze during delivery.

 

 

 

 

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There are always enough choices on net.

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seen some in the Walmart in Shanghai, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family

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