MIAMI (AP) — With Valentine's Day just around the corner, the city of Miami is bracing itself for an influx of flowers, as 940 million of them make their way through the city to destinations all over the United States.
This massive shipment of flowers is a testament to the enduring power of love and romance, as people all over the country prepare to shower their loved ones with beautiful blooms.
According to reports, the majority of these flowers are coming from South America, where they are being grown and cultivated specifically for the Valentine's Day market.
Miami International Airport is expected to be a major hub for the transportation of these flowers, with many flights arriving from countries such as Colombia and Ecuador.
The flowers will then be distributed to florists and retailers all over the country, where they will be sold to consumers looking to make a romantic gesture.
With such a large quantity of flowers making their way through Miami, it's clear that the city will be playing a critical role in helping people celebrate Valentine's Day this year.
For husbands and boyfriends who may be thinking of skimping on the flowers this year, the sheer volume of blooms passing through Miami should serve as a reminder that there's no excuse for not getting the perfect bouquet for that special someone.
In addition to the romantic implications, the flower shipment will also have a significant impact on the local economy, with many businesses benefiting from the increased activity.
As the big day approaches, it's clear that Miami will be at the heart of the action, helping to bring a little bit of love and romance to people all over the country.