Blooming Valentine's Day - For Her and Him!

Are red roses a safe choice for Valentine's Day? Let's put it this way: it depends. Men can also make their loved ones happy with carnations or lilies. One thing should be kept in mind: the right color matters.

In fact, flowers remain the most popular way to show affection. But it's not just cut flowers that say more than 1000 words.

A red rose on Valentine's Day is the ultimate symbol of love. It unmistakably signifies that the recipient is more than just a friend. Generally, it even represents deep, passionate love. To avoid putting unnecessary pressure on the relationship, it's better to start with a slightly more innocent color. A pink rose, for example, is ideal for the flirting phase. It shows that you've been thinking about the other person but doesn't yet expect deep, overwhelming emotions. For an innocent first Valentine's Day together, it's a great choice.

Just as love is diverse, so is nature. Like couples in love, potential plant gifts come in all shapes and colors. If you want to give a small token of affection, a white carnation is the perfect choice. Much like the pink rose, it represents young, innocent love that is still developing. However, if you receive a red carnation on Valentine's Day, you can be sure the evening will be exciting. The red color of the flower expresses a very erotic and passionate love and sends a clear message.

The orchid is one of the most popular houseplants in the world. Our secret tip: give an orchid on Valentine's Day! The exotic plant originates from Asia and is associated with sensual eroticism and true love there.
In any case, especially on Valentine's Day, giving beautiful flowers says more than a thousand words – the message you want to convey to the recipient is entirely up to you.