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Prime Members Can Get 2-Dozen Roses from Whole Foods for $19.99
Whole Foods - which is owned by Amazon - is offering 2-dozen whole trade roses for $19.99 to Amazon Prime Members.
You can view the deal via the link below.
Whole Foods Double Dozen Rose Deal
Although, it's not clear if you can order online for pick-up/delivery. You may (likely) have to go in-store to get this $19.99 double dozen rose deal.
This deal is valid 2/10 – 2/16, and applies to single, multi and rainbow color 24-stem bunches.
Of course, this promo is good while supplies last. And, for those looking to make a real statement, unfortunately, quantities are limited.
You can also find this deal in the Whole Foods app.
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