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Contact. Flame Lily Construction. PO Box 20612 Louisville, KY 40250 (502) 931-4499
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Contact | Lily-Flame. Lily-Flame Wholesale . Sign in/Join Lily-Flame . Search. Created with Sketch. ... Phone Number * Enquiry details * ... View on Google maps . Lily-Flame Ltd. Unit 7, Lydford Business Park Lydford on Fosse Somerset, UK TA11 7HA. info@lily-flame.co.uk +44 (0)1963 240463 ; Get 10% off your first order when you sign up to our ...
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why work at Lily-flame?
We’ve got an amazing team here at Lily-Flame, and we’re proud to have earned a place right at the heart of our local community. Lily-Flame provides jobs for over 20 people, and every person on our team is passionate about being part of Lily-Flame.
Where can I find Flame Lily Lodge in Zimbabwe?
Flame Lily Lodge. Lodges. Flame Lily Lodge. Address: 27 Bishop Gaul Ave, Belvedere, Harare, Zimbabwe. City of Zimbabwe. Phone number: 0473 1311.
Where are Lily-flame candles made?
Lily-Flame candles are manufactured in deepest Somerset, in the wilds of the Glastonbury countryside. At the heart of our local community…. We’ve got an amazing team here at Lily-Flame, and we’re proud to have earned a place right at the heart of our local community.
Where do flame lilies grow in Africa?
The flame lily is widespread in tropical and southern Africa, thriving on the sparse savannah woodlands, sand dunes and grassland in sandy loam soil. This perennial herb can reach a height of around 3 metres, rambling and and climbing over neighbouring plants using the tendrils at the end of its leaves.