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ShopRite readies for busiest floral shopping day of the year

Roses are red, violets are blue, but did you know a pink rose means ‘I admire you’?

With beautiful rose bouquets at attractive prices and flowers to convey every feeling, Keasbey-based ShopRite is helping shoppers save this Valentine’s Day without sacrificing quality or variety.

ShopRite’s popular Premium Rose Bouquet contains 12 freshly cut roses for $24.99, and customers can save time by ordering ahead online here for pickup at the store.

Customers with a Price Plus card also can purchase a premium arrangement in a vase with a dozen roses or roses with lilies for $41.99. In addition, larger vase-ready Premium Bunches containing seasonal flowers are available for purchase, along with gifts such as flowering plants and foliage, rose globes, plush toys, balloons and candy that can be found in the floral department.

The Premium Rose Bouquet is also available in a variety of colors and hues.

ShopRite broke down the sentiment behind petal colors:

  • Red for love;
  • Pink for admiration or appreciation;
  • Yellow for friendship;
  • White for innocence;
  • Coral for desire;
  • Orange for fascination;
  • Lavender for enchantment.

For those seeking an alternative to the traditional Valentine’s Day rose, ShopRite said it is also offering a variety of carnations, tulips, cala lilies and sunflowers for customers to create customized bouquets arranged by the store’s floral expert.

ShopRite associates in in its floral departments are all on hand to help customers select the highest-quality flowers and create the best bouquets for gifting to that special person.

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