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US gets fresh flowers from mainly from South American countries. Columbia and Ecuador are the major exporters of roses, carnations, to US. Tulips are brought in from Holland and Netherlands. Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica and Chile are some of the other companies that US exports fresh flowers from.

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