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Oy – you’re in the wrong place if you’re looking for a power trip. Flower Power is reserved for the floral designers who use your flowers. Those who grow flowers typically grow what the market demands. Only occasionally do growers exercise their power to try something really different and hope that it will be desirable by the time it blooms. Most of the power that flower growers experience is in the tractor used to cultivate the fields. It can feel powerful up there, sitting in that tractor, hauling around all that massive machinery. Now beat your chest and howl.

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