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© Alimdi/Martin Stevens/imageBROKE From red roses to hearts and arrows, Valentine’s Day has been celebrated since the 5th Century. But where did the traditions originate? Red roses are traditionally given as a sign of love and affection on Valentine’s Day and according to Kevin Frediani, curator of the University of Dundee Botanic Garden, they have a language all of their own. He says that while red is the colour of the heart, white roses are meant to send a message: “If you’ve ever been given a white rose, it’s meant to mean ‘I’m the one for you’.”

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