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When you think of valentine's day, you think of what your ex, no, not your ex. You think of chocolates and red roses don't pick up. Red roses are one of the classic tokens given away on february 14 to show love and affection. But why are they so popular gourmet gift baskets dot com says that during the victorian era, it became popular to use flowers to send secretive messages known as fleury ah graffiti, sending flowers became *** commonly used way for lovers and admirers to express secret messages that victorian etiquette deemed unacceptable to share openly. The flower of preference was tied to its meaning and because red roses represent love and romance, they have been *** powerful symbol of passion for many cultures through the ages, Reader's digest says another origin is rooted in greek mythology. Apparently the first red rose ever created came from when the greek goddess Aphrodite was scratched by *** white roses thorns which caused the rose to turn red. Others say the first red rose grew on the grounds where Adonis Aphrodite's lover died and the goddess tears fell. But for the less romantic reason roses are the valentine's day flower by excellence because they're simply beautiful, have great smell and happened to travel well, practicality and beauty. That's it. Very romantic indeed