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New York's 'flower flashes' hit the streets of London

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New York's 'flower flashes' hit the streets of London

New York's 'flower flashes' hit the streets of London

New York floral genius; Miller and UK florist to the Royals; Lycett have teamed up with Funnyhowflowersdothat.co.uk to bring Miller’s famous ‘Flower Flashes’ from New York to London streets for the first time.

Sparking joy as the city opens up for summer.

Three extraordinary floral installations have appeared overnight at Eros in Piccadilly Circus, two classic red phone boxes and an unassuming bin in Dray Walk, near Brick Lane, to surprise and delight passers-by.


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