Michael Stubbs, husband of the owner, Heather Stubbs, helps with deliveries on the busy holidays at Myrtle Flowers & Gifts.
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Johnna Billick, of Toledo, completing a mixed bouquet for delivery today from Myrtle Flowers & Gifts.
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Myrtle Flowers & Gifts Store manager Cheryl Howald works on an arrangement.
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Myrtle Flowers & Gifts store manager Cheryl Howald works on a flower arrangement.
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Johnna Billick, of Toledo, arranges a mixed bouquet for delivery from Myrtle Flowers & Gifts.
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Rick Przybylski, of Toledo, loading a delivery van for delivery from Myrtle Flowers & Gifts.
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Myrtle Flowers & Gifts wner Heather Stubbs arrived to work at 5 a.m. ahead of the Valentine's Day rush.
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Myrtle Flowers & Gifts store manager Cheryl Howald, of Toledo, finishing a Valentine's-themed order. She was at work at 5 a.m. as well.
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Johnna Billick, left, gets wire for a bow while Nicole Chandler creates an arrangement at Myrtle Flowers & Gifts.
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Myrtle Flowers & Gifts' Nicole Chandler, of Toledo, creating an arrangement. Behind her are buckets of flowers that need only be kept at room temperature.
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Nicole Chandler, of Toledo, takes roses from a cooler to put into an arrangement.
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Store manager Cheryl Howald, of Toledo, background, and Johnna Billick taking Valentine's-themed orders.
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Store manager Cheryl Howald, of Toledo, stops work on an arrangement to take a Valentine's-themed order over the phone.
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Johnna Billick, of Toledo, completing a mixed bouquet for delivery today.
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Tom Granata, left, and Daryl Hole, right, receiving 41 roses from Myrtle Flowers & Gifts employees Johnna Boillick, second from left, and Cheryl Howald, third from left. The men are members of "Commanders of Harmony", a four-part a cappella harmony group.
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