'Try before you buy': Shop top flower delivery services
Valentine's Day is less than 10 days away, and what's more classic than sending your loved one a dozen red roses as a sign of your affection?
"Good Morning America" correspondent Becky Worley tried out a handful of online florists that will deliver a dozen roses by Valentine's Day to help you take the guesswork out of it.
Below are the top three picks that Worley thinks are worth your money.
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Pro Flowers
"The roses from Pro Flowers looked fresh, and they were the only ones who provided some supplemental greenery, so the bouquet was a great choice," Worley said.
1-800-Flowers
"1-800-flowers also had a nice bouquet," Worley said. "The rosebuds weren't quite as tight as the Pro Flowers roses, but still high quality."
The Bouqs
Worley's third pick was The Bouqs -- however, she noted that the "rosebuds were not as tight as the other two retailers and four buds of the dozen had droopy heads to the flowers."
