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Hatcher's Florist

Categories: Floral, Gifts

Neighborhood:Downtown

1305 Second Ave. North, Suite 106

Birmingham, Alabama, 35203

(205) 252-3302

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Hatcher's approach to floral design is pure and natural and it explores not only the character of flowers, individually and in combination, but also the aesthetic relationship between flowers and their settings.

Norton's Florist & Gifts

Categories: Floral, Gifts

Neighborhood:Downtown

1901 Sixth Ave. North

Birmingham, Alabama, 35203

(205) 521-6625

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Norton's is family owned and operated and committed to offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts, backed by service that is friendly and prompt.

Regions Harbert Plaza

Categories: Bar, Floral, Fashion, Medicine, Law, Salons, Souvenirs , Gifts, Convenience, Medicine, Banking

Features: Meals Breakfast, Meals Lunch

Neighborhood:Downtown

1901 6th Ave. North

Birmingham, Alabama, 35203

(205) 521-6625‎

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Regions Harbert Plaza is the most prominent trophy structure, not only in Birmingham, but in the state of Alabama, standing thirty-two stories tall.