Valentine Flowers: From Roses To Other Flower Selections

Valentine Flowers: From Roses To Other Flower Selections

By Edmond James 

Valentine Flowers


For many years, Valentine flowers are truly one-of-kind presents men use to send for the special women of their lives, be it to their wives or girlfriend. But as years go by, women have also jumped into this practice of sending flowers to their boyfriend during Valentine's Day. If the tradition of exchanging romance cards has been up early by 19th century, this tradition of sending flowers have just come around years later. And now, it seems that the flower industry have promoted it more than those ancient beliefs.

Traditionally, long stemmed red roses are the trademark of Valentine's Day but these days, it seems that other flowers of different kinds and shades are all getting into the picture. Carnations, tulips, azaleas, miniature roses, and sweethearts become popular Valentine flowers too. The shade doesn't belong to red flowers alone but likewise pink, white, lavender, yellow, and blue.



When choosing roses to be presented to your loved one, the best pick would be those that are just starting to bloom for them to last longer with them. Make sure to wrap the flowers so that they are protected from the cold temperature. Remember, roses of temperature may leave damage to your flowers. However, if you wish to prefer other blooms, this could also be possible. Ask for a bouquet of mixed flowers to your florist with different yet matching color themes. A perfect bouquet of Valentine flowers can be a combination of red anthurium, daisies, freesia, ginger, tulips, and alstromeria topped with baby's breath sprigs.

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You can also try Valentine Day flowers such as flowering potted plant, just see to it that the one you pick have buds that are just about to bloom and not those fully bloomed ones. Try to check if there is any sign of disease or insects on its leaves, blossoms, and blooms too. Add it up with a card on top explaining how the recipient can take care of the plant.

Once you are pretty sure of what Valentine flower to get, never forget to grab a gift certificate from where you bought the plant. Doing this will give you guarantee that what you've got is exactly what they really love. Moreover, rose bushes delivery can also be arranged on the best time to plant roses outside.

However, if your loved one is a gardener, they would appreciate a seed package bouquet than a Valentine flower. You can put mixed seeds of snapdragons, Shasta daisies, cosmos, asters, baby's breath and the like on the seed flower bouquet. Add to that is a promise from you that you can come up on spring for the planting.

There is one thing that is overwhelming to remember when it comes to choosing the perfect flowers for Valentine's Day and that is there are limitless selections available. Valentine's Day is no longer a day of roses these days.

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