Tired of watching those Valentine’s bouquets wilt away after a week? Why not give your beloved something that grows with your love? This Valentine’s Day, swap those shop-bought blooms for a romantic gardening adventure that’ll keep flowering for years to come.

Here’s a simple list of plants and flowers that not only look lovely but also symbolise love and commitment. Plus, we’ve added some easy tips on how to grow them, so you can create a garden that truly eternalises your love.

1. Marigold

Marigolds bring a vibrant splash of orange and yellow to any garden. Not only are they bright and cheerful, but they are also very resilient.

• How to Grow: Plant marigolds in a sunny spot, either in a garden bed or in containers. They need at least six hours of direct sunlight each day. Water them regularly, and watch them bloom beautifully.

2. Petunia

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