Thanks, Double D, for protecting this plant, which is such a necessary part of our ecosystem. Its decorative fronds are clearly loved and cared for and the green foliage fits in well among all the pink and orange. The tension barriers add a nice touch as well.
Found at Dunkin Donuts on Lee Hwy.
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One Response to “Dunkin Donuts Saves our Planet”
October 6th, 2008 at 5:10 pm
Beautiful.