Bargain-loving cupids are not going to find a much better price on roses this Valentine’s Day.
The lovely holiday and roses will always be synonymous. And, along with a box of chocolates in hand, you have the perfect pairing for your loved one or special someone.
Photo: Whole Foods Market
As everyone knows, roses can be expensive. That’s why this sale from Whole Foods Market is extra lovely for anyone buying roses on a budget for Valentine’s Day.
From Feb. 8 to 14, the grocery store is selling two dozen roses for $24.99 at participating locations, while supplies last.
The discounted price is only available to Amazon Prime members. (The sale includes only single-color, 24-stem bunches.) Limit 10 units per customer.
If you do the math, you’re only paying $12.50 per dozen. (You must purchase two dozen roses for the savings. Otherwise, you’ll pay full price for a single dozen.)
Seasoned bargain hunters can split the purchase into two separate bunches of roses — one dozen for their sweetheart and the other for their mother or other special family member/friend.
If you’re not an Amazon Prime member, you’re sure to have a friend or family member who is — just tag along on a shopping trip or ask them pick up a discounted bunch for you.
For more Valentine’s Day values and bargains, check out our round-up here.
