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There are many associations made between the Valentines Day flowers and the range of human emotions. The "language" of Valentines Day flowers is thought to have originated in Persia in the fifteenth century, and was brought to Europe in the 18th century. In the 19th century, this "floral code" became more elaborate, so that complex messages could be sent between people in bouquets. We all know now that each Valentines Day flower and color having a specific meaning. Conversations between courting couples could be carried out over extended periods of time without a single word being used. The positioning of the flower could make everything known to the valentine! Here are few to help you to express your best.

• Bent to the right - "I"
• Bent to the left - "You"
• Ribbon knotted on the left: Message from the giver
• Ribbon knotted on the right: Message about the recipient
• Accepted with right hand: Agreement, affirmative
• Accepted with left hand: Disagreement, negative
• Worn over heart: Love
• Worn in hair: Caution
• Worn in cleavage: Friendship, Remembrance

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As beautiful as valentines day rose petals are and as wonderful as they smell, they are another way to express love and kindle romance. Be aware, though, that rose petals can stain so be careful when you use them.
Use these suggestions from SOLO for Singles to express your love. You will soon think of more uses for petals of the beautiful, romantic rose.

• Float rose petals in a scented bath for two.
• Place a sheet in front of the fireplace. Cover the sheet with rose petals and light the room with candles.
• Leave trails of rose petals to a romantic gift.
• Sprinkle rose petals anywhere you want to leave a gift of romance for your lover. Place a runner of fabric down (a scarf, perhaps) your table, add a single rose, and sprinkle the runner with rose petals. Light your romantic dinner with rose-scented candles.
• Add rose petals to a love letter.
• Sprinkle rose petals over the tissue in the box with a romantic gift. Top the box with a single rose.

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• Amaryllis: Splendid Beauty
• Begonia: Beware
• Bells of Ireland: Good Luck
• Bouvardia: Enthusiasm
• Buttercup: Childishness
• Crocus: Youthful gladness
• Dandelion: Rustic Prophesy
• Delphinium: Flights of Fancy, Ardent Attachment
• Galax: Encouragement
• Huckleberry: Faith
• Hyacinth: Playful Joy
• Jonquil: Affection returned
• Larkspur: An Open Heart
• Lily-orange: Wealth
• Lily of the Valley: Humility, Sweetness, and Return of Happiness
• Ranunculus: Cheerful, Jolly and charming
• Tulip: Love and Passion
• Tulip-red: Declaration of love
• Violet (white): Let's take a chance on love
• Viscaria: Will you dance with me?
• Woodruff: Sweet humility
• Wax Flower: Riches Wisteria: Welcome, Salutation

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• Tulip is “love and passion”. This is, in some ways, similar to red rose, which means love, respect, and courage.
• Yellow tulip, on the other hand, conveys the sense “hopeless love”.
• Hibiscus indicates delicate beauty and heather suggests admiration and beauty.
• Ivy means a more specific type of love, namely wedded love.
• Lotus flower means “separated love”
• Lily of the valley means “let us make up” or “return of happiness”.

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• Water is the most vital aspect of flower care. Try to keep the flowers in water to keep them fresh.
• Keep the flowers cool. Warm temperatures shorten the life of the blooms.
• When the valentine's day flowers start to wilt, remove the stem from the arrangement and re-cut the stem.
• Next, submerge the entire flower in warm water.
• Potted plants are also a popular gift. Like arrangements, keep them in a cool location and avoid heat drafts or dry air for longer color.
• If your valentines day roses arrived in plastic water tubes, remove them before arranging.
• Remove any leaves that will be under water, taking care not to cut through or scrape the green bark.
• Recut stems by removing 1-2 inches with a sharp knife.
• Immediately after cutting, place roses in a clean, deep vase of water containing a flower food provided by your florist.
• Check the flower food solution daily and make sure to keep it full, clean, and fresh. If the solution becomes cloudy, replace it entirely.
• Keep your roses in a cool place, out of direct sun and drafts.

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The Valentine’s Day rose transcends a specific meaning. The Valentines Day rose has been prized for thousands of years throughout a wide range of cultures, and has come to symbolize love, romance, passion and many different things. We can search for its meanings through mythology, religion, art and literature. The rose, which is undoubtedly the most popular flower in the world, speaks of love and has been the choice of lovers in every century. Indeed, there is no room for Valentines Day without a Rose. Surprisingly, if you rearrange the letters of the word rose you get Eros, the god of Love. So rose is the best way to express what you feel about your beloved. Here is some meanings attached to rose which will help you to express it more promptly!

Red rose : I Love You, True Love ,Congratulations, Courage and Respect

Red Rosebud : Pure & Lovely

Moss Rosebud : Confessions of Love

Bridal rose : Happy Love

White rose : Innocence , Purity ,Humility, I am Worthy of You

White Rosebud : Girlhood , Heart Ignorant of Love

Thornless rose : Love at First Sight , Early attachment

Yellow rose : Decrease of Love , Jealousy , Joy

Leaf rose : You May Hope

Dark Crimson rose : Mourning

Deep red rose : Bashful , Shame

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Tips & Warnings

• Order any flowers well in advance of the date and pick your flowers up from the florist as close to the Valentines Day as possible. This will help to insure that your flowers are their freshest.
• Look for bouquet holders at floral supply and craft stores. Choose holders that come with a floral foam insert. Some holders also come with a lace "collar" that fits around the cone portion of the holder.
• Remove thorns and dead or wilted leaves before arranging the bouquet. Wear a pair of gardening gloves for protection.
  Use feather leaf fern as a backing for your hand-tied bouquet and as filler in a more traditional bouquet.
• Use artificial roses and greenery as an alternative to fresh ones. Artificial roses are usually less expensive and will be a lasting memento of a very special valentine’s day.
  Keep the bouquet as moist and as cool as possible until it is ready to be used.

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Select the right flower in right color to convey your love feelings to your valentine. Get hold on some tips to present the"I LOVE YOU"flowers to your valentine. Do not be bothered about the size of the bouquet. If you are low on budget then select a single valentine rose. After all it’s the meaning attached to the flower and your feelings that touches your beloved. Select the flower with love and use your own judgement to do so. A great idea to touch your beloved's heart would be to attach a note along with the bouquet stating how much you love her or him. Do something unique in your own sweet way to make Valentine's Day more special for your beloved.

Book your rose bouquet in advance to ensure that it reaches in time for the special occasion, the Valentines Day. Attach a card with mushy words along with a the bunch of roses for maximum impact. Or try sending an e-card online to save time. Ladies should not get into the impression that they are ones who should be receiving the flowers as researches show that men love to receive flowers from their sweethearts as much as women do. It has been noticed that men like crisp colors like red, orange and yellow. Blooming plant is also a great Valentine's Day Gift Idea for men and women!

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The valentines day rose has been associated with love for quite a long time as these were the favorite flower of Venus, the love goddess. And Valentine’s Day being the day to celebrate love, roses unanimously top the charts on Valentine's Day. Add up some spice with rose trivias on happy valentines day. Let your loved ones know how much you care and what does a simple red rose mean to you!

• Legend has it that during the Roman Empire there was an incredibly beautiful maiden named Rhodanthe. Her beauty drew many suitors who pursued her relentlessly. Exhausted by their pursuit, Rhodanthe was forced to take refuge in the temple of her friend Diana. Unfortunately, Diana was of a jealous nature and when the suitors broke down her temple gates to get near the beloved Rhodanthe, she became furious. Enraged, Diana turned Rhodanthe into a rose and her suitors into thorns.

• In an Arabic legend, all roses were originally white until one night when the nightingale met a beautiful white rose and fell in love. At this stage nightingales were not known for their melodious song — they merely croaked and chirped like any other bird. But now the nightingale's love was so intense that he was inspired to sing for the first time. Eventually his love was such that he pressed himself to the flower and the thorns pierced his heart, coloring the rose red forever.

• It is said that Cleopatra knew full well the seductive power of roses. When she entertained Mark Antony on her barge, Cleopatra made sure he was surrounded by the fragrance and extravagance of the flower. Cleopatra had the banquet tables scattered with roses, the floors covered 18 inches deep in petals, the couches lined with rose-filled mattresses, and rose-filled net bags were used as cushions for the two lovers.

• In Christianity, the red rose is symbolic of the blood of Christ and a symbol of martyrdom, charity, the passion and resurrection. The white rose is linked to the Virgin Mary — the rose without thorns.

• Shakespeare refers to roses more than 50 times throughout his writings.

• It fits that the French were the first people to first deliver roses. It was also the French explorer Samuel de Champlain brought the first cultivated roses to North America in the seventeenth century.

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• CAROLINA ROSE: Love is dangerous
• WHITE ROSEBUD: Too young to love
• WHITE WITHERED ROSE: I am in despair
• HALF-BLOWN ROSE: Timid lover
• FULL-BLOWN ROSE: Engagement
• CHINA ROSE: Beauty is always new
• JAPAN ROSE: Beauty is your only attraction
• YELLOW ROSE: You have betrayed me
• ROSE LEAF: You may hope
• MOSS ROSE: Superior confessions of love
• WILD ROSE: Charming simplicity
• MUSK ROSE: Capricious beauty

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