Sainsbury’s is slightly more expensive, with 12 red roses available for £6 or a dozen for £10, while Morrison’s has a dozen roses priced at £5 alongside a special Valentine’s bouquets at £20.
M&S is even pricier, with a Dozen Red Valentine’s Roses Bouquet priced at £30 — but this does include free nominated-day delivery right to your love interest’s door.
On the other hand, if you’re feeling flush, Asda also offers an ‘Exceptional by Asda’ range of Premium Roses for just under £20 (£19.97 to be exact).
It’s not entirely surprising that Asda has taken the crown for this year’s cheapest roses, as January 2025 saw the reintroduction of its famous rollback campaign, which saw prices cuts on over 4,000 popular products.
In good news for anyone looking for budget-friendly Valentine’s Day gifts, the cheapest UK supermarket for roses has now been revealed —and for once, it isn’t Aldi taking the top spot.
