Valentine’s Day classic, but unless the time is taken to shop around romantic Scots could be paying prices up to 221 per cent higher than the cheapest bouquet.
Research from savings website, VoucherCodes.co.uk, analysed the cost of a bunch of 12 red roses sold online to find the retailer providing the most value for money.
Of the retailers studied, BloomPost.co.uk offers the best value dozen at only £14.95 or £1.25 per single rose. Funky Pigeon follows behind at £19.99 per dozen, equating to £1.67 per stem - but still 34 per cent more expensive than the cheapest bouquet.Next, eflorist, Marks & Spencer and Waitrose all provide bouquets for £25 and under.At the higher end of the scale, Interflora sells the most expensive bunch - a dozen red.
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