This probably comes as news to exactly no one, but red roses are some of the most romantic flowers out there. These are the perfect bloom for Valentine's Day , representing love and desire. Daisies are the first level of Girl Scouts so it's only fitting that they represent innocence. And with their cheery, sunny little faces, the symbolism definitely makes sense. Legend has it that when Spanish explorers reached the Americas, they thought sunflowers were made of real gold.
Can you blame them? Of course, they were wrong. That's where the sunflower got its symbolism of "false riches. Red roses aren't the only flower with a romantic meaning, so you don't have to totally splurge to show your dedication.
Red tulips are also considered a declaration of love, and they're especially gorgeous in the spring. Depending on its color, salvia can have several different meanings. Blue salvia like this one means "thinking of you," but in red, it means "forever mine. The Sound of Music fans already know the song, but did you know the meaning behind it?
Edelweiss stand for courage and devotion, probably because they thrive in harsh Alpine conditions. These assertive blooms look like they're just bursting with excitement, which may be why they signify pride. They look like they just accomplished something and can't wait to share it. If you need the perfect bloom to add to a wedding bouquet, look no further than myrtle. It stands for good luck and love in a marriage, so there's no better flower to carry down the aisle.
Rosemary signifies remembrance, perhaps because it's said to enhance memory. Folk medicine says to wear a sprig of rosemary in your hair to help your recall, or brew some rosemary tea to do the same. We'll drink to that! Not only does hibiscus taste delicious in teas and desserts, it also symbolizes delicate beauty. They're also commonly found in Hawaiian hula symbology, since they're the state's official flower.
That may be why you often see them planted at funeral plots. They're also hardy little plants, so they work well for those of us who have, um, less-than-green thumbs. From their wonderful scent to their beautiful purple hue, a bouquet of lavender is a message of devotion.
It also has calming aromatherapy properties, so a bouquet of lavender may make an excellent gift for a student or anyone in your life who needs some relaxation.
It may be tricky to spell, but the chrysanthemum has a simple message: honesty. They also look lovely as part of a fall bouquet and because they can withstand cool temperatures, often appear in autumn landscaping. The name of the flower likely comes from an Old English poem by John Gay about a woman by that name. It probably came over during Colonial times, when the settlers sewed the wildflower on the plains where it's now abundant today. The flowers stand for justice, which is a sentiment we can all get behind.
Gift these cheery yellow blooms to someone celebrating a new job, a new home, or a new addition to their family. Daffodils symbolize "new beginnings," so they couldn't be more perfect for any of these occasions. While they are one of the bolder blooms in a garden, these flowers are actually sentimental. In fact, they serve as a reminder to never forget absent friends.
Send them to someone you love who lives far away, for a nice thinking-of-you gift. It's lovely blooms, leaves, and the whole plant are highly toxic. Known as "the herb of the sun", Marigolds symbolize passion and creativity. Two varieties are most commonplace today; the calendula and tagetes. The calendula is anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antibacterial, and anti-fungal.
You can find it used in lotions and ointments it is helpful for eczema, bug bites, and even sunburns. The tagetes variety is inedible and some are toxic, so before you drop a bloom in your dish, be sure it's a calendula variety! Happy marriage. Lasting beauty and a happy life are both represented by Stock. Bonds of affection and promptness are also associated with these lovely blooms.
The way a sunflower stands with its petals towards the sun should be an indicator of the symbolism of the sunflower. Spiritual attainment, along with good luck and ambition, can bring warmth to someone moving into a new place, starting a new job, or just because. Do you ever need a reason to send flowers? Sweet Peas signify blissful pleasure, but are also used to say good-bye. They are a native flower plant of the eastern Mediterranean region from Sicily to Crete. Like the daisy, they are seen in a variety of colors.
Gardeners often enjoy them for their lovely fragrance and large blooming range March to November. Irresistible love. Have you ever watched a tulip bend its stem to reach the best possible source of light? Think of people who know who are always reaching for the next level. Thinking of an absent friend or thoughts of a friend. Specific colors have different meanings too, such as magenta ones represent lasting affection, scarlet zinnias symbolize constancy, white blooms mean goodness, and yellow speak of daily remembrance of good memories.
Close About us. Aster The September birth flower. Bells of Ireland Good luck. Carnation Fascination. Daffodil Narcissus Daffodils symbolize honesty and truth. Dahlia Flower These spicy flowers can stand for varied meanings, including both warnings and change.
Daisy Daises convey innocence, loyal love, and purity. Delphinium Open heart. Gardenia Perfect for the romantic at heart!
Gladiolus Remembrance, faithfulness, and sincerity all are represented by the gladiolus. Hyacinth purple I'm sorry. Please forgive me. Iris All colors of Iris represent eloquence.
Lily General Purity of the heart and refined beauty. Lily Calla This breathtaking bloom has two meanings: one as a sign of purity and magnificent beauty, and the other as a symbol of rebirth or resurrection. Lily of the Valley Lily of the Valley means the return of happiness, and is considered a sign of purity. People often think of red flowers as symbolizing romantic love, but red can also mean strength.
Giving a bouquet of bright red flowers can encourage strength of character or healing in a difficult situation. The cactus is a hardy plant that symbolizes endurance and strength. Cacti live in areas that are inhospitable and extremely arid, yet the cactus not only survives, it will bloom and produce beautiful flowers. A cactus tells the person you care about that no matter how difficult life is, you believe in her power to blossom.
Nasturtiums are a hardy plant yielding vibrant colored flowers. These flowers are edible and have a lightly peppery taste. The nasturtium is thought to represent strength and patriotism.
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