At Horto do Campo Grande you will find the ideal bouquet or plant to impress the one you love most this Valentine’s Day. In addition to the classic red rose, which symbolises love and passion, there are many other flowers and plants full of meaning!
Discover the symbolism of each flower and plant when it comes to giving a gift. Make the perfect “match”!
- Red rose – As well as expressing intense love, the red rose also symbolises respect and admiration, making it the most classic choice to show affection for the one we love most.
- Tulip – Originally from Turkey, tulips are seen as a symbol of love and affection. Their beauty and the variety of colours available make it possible to convey different emotions, making them a popular choice for expressing feelings.
- Daisy – There are many meanings attributed to the daisy. As well as symbolising innocence and purity, daisies have been associated with youth and renewal. Giving daisies can be interpreted as a gesture of simple and genuine love.
- Carnation – Carnations are a demonstration of pure love. The white carnation expresses love and passion, the red carnation pure and innocent love, and the pink carnation represents eternal love.
- Anthurium – Known for its exotic appearance, the anthurium is considered a symbol of hospitality, representing warmth and welcome in a relationship. Its shape also evokes passion and desire.
- Orchid – With a wide variety of colours and shapes, orchids are a symbol of beauty. As well as expressing lust and seduction, orchids also symbolise love and strength.
- Calathea – Calathea represents a beginning or a fresh start, and is one of the plants chosen as a Valentine’s Day gift. As well as adding beauty to the space, it carries a symbolic message of mutual respect and understanding in love.
- Succulents – Succulents represent resilience and the ability to thrive in adverse conditions. They are a great choice to symbolise a love that blossoms even in the face of everyday adversity.
- Dieffenbachia – Known as “comigo ninguém pode”, Dieffenbachia is associated with protection and defence against negative energies, making it a symbolic choice to express care and attentiveness.
- Snake plant – The snake plant can be a unique and symbolic choice. With its vibrant green foliage and long stems, this plant represents strength and determination and can symbolise the durability of a relationship.
- Lavandula – Known for its fragrance, lavandula is known for its relaxing and aromatic properties, conveying the idea of tranquillity in the relationship. Lavender also symbolises love and devotion.
Find these and other suggestions in our online shop or visit our garden centres or stores.
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