Valentine's Day is just around the corner

Though our plans might look a little different this year that doesn't mean that we can't surprise our loved ones with the perfect gift. You can never go wrong with a beautiful bouquet of roses - throw in a box of chocolates and a bottle of bubbly and you've got all the essentials for a romantic night in.

How to care for Valentine's Day roses

After delivery you'll need to fill your vase two thirds full with fresh water, but remember to refresh these every few days. When attending to the roses, you should cut off about 2cm from the bottom of each stem using sharp scissors at a 45 degree angle. Every 2-3 days, you should re-cut the rose stems.

It's important that you remove any foliage which may sit below the waterline as this can cause bacteria to build up in the vase. You'll also need to remove any guard petals from your roses – these are the tougher, darker petals on the outsides. We advise that you keep your flowers away from windowsills, other draught sources and blaring radiators.

Frequently Asked Questions About Flower Delivery in Our Valentine's Day Collection

Same-day flower delivery in Our Valentine's Day Collection is available when you place your order before the local florist's cutoff time, typically between 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM local time. Our network of local florists hand-arranges your bouquet with fresh flowers and delivers it directly to the recipient's door, workplace, or other location in the Our Valentine's Day Collection area.
Traditional sympathy flowers include white lilies (symbolizing peace), white roses (reverence), and chrysanthemums (grief and honor). Popular arrangements include standing sprays, casket sprays, and sympathy baskets. We offer same-day sympathy flower delivery to funeral homes, with arrangements starting at around $50.
Flower delivery prices in Our Valentine's Day Collection typically range from $35 to $150 or more depending on the arrangement size and type. Many of our bouquets include free standard delivery. Same-day delivery may have a small surcharge. You can find beautiful arrangements in every price range, from simple hand-tied bouquets to premium designer collections.
Yes, you can send flowers to most hospitals in Our Valentine's Day Collection. When ordering, include the patient's full name, room number (if known), and the hospital name. Note that some ICU and allergy-sensitive units may restrict floral deliveries. We recommend calling the hospital's front desk to confirm their flower acceptance policy before ordering.
Keep sympathy card messages brief and heartfelt. Examples include: "With deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences," "In loving memory," or "Thinking of you during this difficult time." You can also include a personal memory of the deceased. Focus on expressing your support and care for the grieving family.
To extend the life of your delivered flowers: trim stems at a 45-degree angle before placing in water, use the provided flower food packet, change water every 2-3 days, keep flowers away from direct sunlight and heat sources, and remove any leaves that fall below the waterline. With proper care, most fresh flower arrangements last 7 to 12 days.

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