Shop bouquets of flowers, plants and more ahead of Valentine’s Day from brands like The Bouqs Co., 1-800-Flowers, From You Flowers and more.

Instead of settling on a singular bouquet, sign your sweetie up for a monthly flower subscription to keep the love going well beyond Valentine's Day. With the Original Subscription, they'll get 20 stunning stems each month. Take it month-by-month or pay for the whole thing upfront.

When properly cared for, roses can stay healthy for five to seven days after purchase. By buying your flowers a few days before Valentine's Day, you can avoid the premium pricing while ensuring your bouquet remains fresh and beautiful for the special day—and hopefully a few days after.

My customer is willing to spend more for local blooms because they believe the nearer, the fresher, the better for food and flowers,” said flower grower Misty VanderWeele, a member of the Slow Flowers directory.

Better yet, each of these flower sellers already allows you to schedule your delivery for Friday, Feb. 14, so you can lock in a gift weeks in advance. Below, you'll more more details about each of the best flower delivery deals available ahead of Valentine's Day.

A classic dozen roses in a vase with baby’s breath will cost close to $100. There are other options for under $50.

The Valentine’s Day Widow Outreach Project will give 400 floral bouquets to Pittsburgh-area widows this year, and Lisa Kostelnik is taking nominations. To nominate a widow or donate, use this Google form.

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, which means you may be in the market for some flowers. If you order from a local nonprofit, you’ll also be supporting a great cause.

Valentine’s Day by far, is the busiest floral holiday of the year, very closely followed by Mother’s Day,” said Sydney Garvey. Inside the shop, you’ll find seasonal flo