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With the big day only 48 hours away, Asda has slashed the price of flowers on its specialist Valentine's microsite. Flowers delivered by post can be purchased for as little as £9.75, while bouquets delivered by courier start at just £19. Aesthetically, the stand out choice has to be the ES Pink Signature arrangement, available for £36 including delivery. Visit Asda's website at http://bit.ly/epihLJ to view the full range.
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