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Orchids can be another option for you to gift your beloved on this Valentines Day.


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Valentine's Day Orchids

Spring is just approaching and love is in the air everywhere. The month of February is regarded as the month sweethearts in various locations of the globe. On this occasion people look for reasons to express their feelings and one of them is gifting flowers. The notion of giving and receiving flowers is an old practice. It was once part of an elaborate and prolonged courtship in which many different types of flowers were used to show one's expressions. Each flower represented a different message. One of the most exclusive and prettiest flower to consider as that gift is orchid. The most common are Dendrobiums, Cymbidium, Cattleya, Phalaenopsis and Vanda. They come in every color except blue, black and green.

The flower got its name from the Greek word orchis, meaning "testicle", because of its bulbous shape of its root. And its history is one of lust, greed, and wealth. Greek women thought they could control the sex of their unborn children with orchid roots. If the father ate large, new tubers, the child would be male; if the mother ate small tubers; the child would be female. The orchid flower carries the widespread message of love, beauty, wisdom, and thoughtfulness. Orchids were regarded as one of the ultimate luxury item and a status symbol in the Victorian age. The obsessive collectors would send out plant hunters all over the world searching for new varieties. There are nearly 30,000 varieties of orchids.

Orchids are one of the most exotic flowers that are sure to impress your sweetheart. And while giving a gift to your partner pay attention to the color of the Orchid. As they also give others an insight into our own deep feelings and emotions. So here are a few ideas about how to choose a perfect color of orchid for your valentine. The full bloom red color orchid is enough to win the heart of your sweetheart. The pink orchids convey pure affection, and the popular cattelya orchid represents mature charm. A mysterious purple color orchid is associated with both nobility and spirituality. So this Valentines Day pick a different horticultural honorarium which is gorgeous as well affordable like orchids.