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Flowers Intro

Flowers can be bought at most supermarkets (even the tiny ones that aren't really super at all) as well as a few specialist stores dotted around town. The Flower Market, however, is probably your best bet for a bright bunch and a spot of haggling or arguing with linguistically incompetent sellers.
Flowers should be given in odd numbers. Bunches of even numbers of flowers, especially lilies and chrysanthemums, signify death. (Yours, if you're not careful.)
Don't give yellow flowers to old ladies, as they symbolise jealously. (The flowers, not the ladies... although... oh, never mind.) Red carnations are symbols of communism, and should also be avoided.

Vilnius | Shopping | Flowers & Plants

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Also at Mindaugo 11 (Maxima), tel. 260 34 94. Ozo 25 (Akropolis), tel. 238 77 08. [...]

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Also at Jasinskio 16c, tel. 249 61 38. Savanorių 16 ( Hyper Rimi), tel. 235 40 68. [...]

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