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Heaher Co.

Supplier From Taiwan
Sep-05-11
Supplier : Orchid, phalaenopsis-plant, seedling, cut flower

Established: 2010

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Zhongping Road, No. 41, Lane Shunchang
Taichung 411
Taiwan


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We are a professional orchid garden. greenhouse each month to supply 500 3.5-inch or 3.6-inch white flowers v3
Varieties: V3
Origin: Taiwan
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