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Highland flowers
| 17 Sep 2018 | 02:07
Highland Flowers remembered 9/11 by handing out free dozen rose bouquets in conjunction with Good Neighbor Day. The day's rule requires the rose recipient to keep one rose and give one to each neighbor.
Highland Flowers owner Lori Struck and employee Jodi Bischoff display beautiful red roses.
Lori Lenhart was lucky to receive her Good Neighbor bouquet on Tuesday September 11.
Also lucky to receive a bouquet was Ellen Van Dunk of McAfee. According to owner Lori Struck, 75 dozen or 900 roses were distributed.
photos by janet redyke
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