[b][OGDEN, JANUARY 5, 2015] – Eco Flower,[/b] a premier retail store of recyclable material-made flower bouquet in Utah, not only presents a cost-effective gift for just about any occasion, but also offers them on sale. The eco-friendly flower shop presents three styles on a reasonable and cut-down pricing. This allows customers to get their preferred bouquet for their special event and ensure more savings.

The three products that Eco Flower now offers for sale are Best Surprise, Biker Chick, and Bubble Gum. Each of these flower bouquets has their own unique features that suits for different occasions. Flowers are great accents to just about any occasion, be it for weddings, anniversaries, housewarmings, funerals, birthdays, and many more. The hues add life and color to the venue. Whether as the main attraction or a complementary design, a flower bouquet suits the job.

[b]Premium Features at a Discounted Price[/b]

Originally priced at $39.99, the Best Surprise is now just $34.99. This is a good deal for a product that lasts forever and made from recycled materials, and comes with a free lovely burlap wrapping and special ribbon. Customers have a wide selection for the scent of this sola wood-made bouquet with apple pie, banana cream pie, black raspberry vanilla, cedar wood, dark chocolate, lavender peach, or scentless.

The Biker Chick and Bubble Gum, meanwhile, both come with the same features and range of lovely scents similar to the Best Surprise. These bouquets, though, are made of birch wood and sola wood. Eco Flower deducted $4 on their original price of $33.99 to make them more affordable.

[b]Holiday Sale[/b]

The shop continues to attain high customer satisfaction. As of the moment, they are on a holiday sale. Customers can get 25% off on every product on the site.

[b]ABOUT ECO FLOWER[/b]

Eco Flower is a top retail store of flower bouquet in Utah that uses recycled and eco-friendly materials instead of the usual flowers. Organic floras have a specific lifespan, which often limits the length of thought when giving flowers. That is why Meagan Chapman, the founder and owner of the Ogden-based company, decided to use paper, wood, burlap, jewelry, fabric, pine cones, and corn in her flower bouquets. She is determined to lessen the instances of throwing away floras after they die or decay, and reinvent the flower bouquet as people know it.

To know more about Eco Flower, interested customers may visit www.myecoflower.com.