The start of November means Remembrance Day is fast approaching. Much of the public will be spotted sporting a poppy in the lead up to November 11, supporting the Royal British Legion.It has become second nature to many to pin that little red flower on their coat or their shirt - wearing the poppy with pride without a second thought.
But some of us might not know exactly what the poppy stands for and why we wear it, reports Wales Online.Originally inspired by a poem, the symbol of Remembrance Day means more than meets the eye.
Here are five things you might not know about the pretty red flower according to the Royal British Legion1. The poppy is a symbol of Remembrance and hope for a peaceful futureBy wearing a poppy you are showing
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