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1. Red roses: love and romance Roses are not always red. But when they are, they’re a symbol of love. Red roses are a non-verbal form of saying those three little words: I Love You.

The red rose is the iconic Valentine's flower, but lots more red flowers do very well outside in gardens if you'd like to see red from spring through fall.