By Floral Genius
Natural Round Pin Holder Flower Frogs
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Why we carry this
Behold the pin holder—that humble hero of the floral world that nobody thinks about until they desperately need one. These Floral Genius contraptions come two to a pack, each standing a modest inch tall, ready to cradle your flowers like a tiny, brass-pinned embrace. The heavy base keeps things from toppling over (a feature I personally appreciate in most areas of life), while those closely-spaced brass pins grip your arrangements with the determination of someone who's made a commitment and intends to see it through. Rust-free materials mean they'll outlast your interest in flower arranging by several decades, which is either comforting or mildly depressing depending on your perspective. Made right here in the USA, unpainted and honest, these little workhorses transform chaos into order, one stem at a time.
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