Hand-tied Bouquet of deep red Gerberas delivered UK wide

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Red Hand-Tied Arrangements from The Harvest Garden Edinburgh Florist

Red roses
Recognised for their symbolism of love and passion, as well as respect, admiration and beauty.
Orange roses
Expressing desire and passion, the orange rose can also be used to express admiration and respect.
Blue roses
Not a naturally occurring colour, dyed blue roses signify a sense of impossibility; fantasy.
Coral roses
Another uncommon colour; coral roses are a sign of happiness and can also be used to express desire.
White roses
The white rose is known for its feelings of not only love, but true love and reverence. Understandably popular in winter.
Cream roses
An expression of caring; cream roses are a popular way of letting someone know they're in your thoughts
Pink roses
Pink roses are a symbol of admiration, elegance and refinement - popular at birthdays and the birth of a baby boy.
Mauve roses
The meaning of the mauve-coloured rose can often be misinterpreted; it should indicate a sense of passion, and even erotica!
Yellow roses
A popular symbol of friendship and respect - also popular for anniversaries, or the birth of a baby boy.