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The Meaning of Flowers... |
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Do you know the meaning of flowers in your floral arrangement?
What
do you feel when someone gives you flowers?
Does the kind of flower you received have a bearing on your reaction?
Is color a determining
factor of the real implication?
We normally associate what we
feel based on flowers. For us, a rose may express a strong feeling of
passion, a carnation could express friendship, or a yellow tulip may indicate that someone is hopelessly
in love.
Do flowers have a specific meaning?
People use flowers
as gestures and symbols to communicate with loved ones.
To express sympathy, to show love for someone, or passions. All these emotions
tend to be represented by flowers.
There are so many flower meanings. The real meaning will still be up to the person giving it and
the person receiving the gift. So be sure that when you give a flower,
communicate the right words that you want to say! Knowing the message your flowers
convey can be as important as giving flowers to your loved
ones.
Every flower has a different significance through its origin,
appearance, looks and colors.
Specific
Flower Meanings...
So next time when you send flowers to some one, it should express your hearts feeling.... |
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Alstroemeria:
This hardy flower got its name from its discoverer, Baron Klas Van
Alstoemer, who found its seeds in 1753. This flower is generally linked
to symbol of friendship. Send bouquets containing alstroemeria to show
the strength of your bond with another.
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Amaryllis:
The amaryllis bulb is famous for its capability to produce flowers for
up to 75 years. Amaryllis flowers represent radiant beauty. Order
beautiful amaryllis for someone who is beautiful form inside and
outside.
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Anemone:
This colorful flower belongs to the family of buttercup. The anemone is
said to have sprung from the blood of the Roman god Adonis. These
flowers generally represent anticipation. Help soothe someone’s nerves
with this tranquil, lovely flower.
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Anthurium:
This flower got its origin in Hawaii, these exotic flowers are the most
popular and long-lasting of the all available tropical flowers. Anthuriums is the symbol for hospitality. Whenever you turn yourself as
guest in someone’s home, make sure to present some anthuriums to your
host.
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Aster:
In ancient times, it was believed that if aster leaves were burned, the
perfume would drive away evil serpents. In present century, asters are
used to symbolize the element of patience. Running behind on a
client’s project? Send some asters to show that you appreciate them
bearing with you.
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Bird
of Paradise: This strange and wonderful flower belongs to the native to
South Africa and represents the feeling of joyfulness. The Bird of
Paradise is an excellent flower choice to send for any celebratory
occasion.
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Bouvardia:
These flowers got their name from Charles Bouvard, a Parisian doctor.
This flower is native to Mexico and was introduced in the UK in 1854.
Bouvardia represents the sense of enthusiasm. Reward a hard-working
employee with a bouquet made from the bouvardia.
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Carnation:
Carnations, originally belong to the East; have been cultivated for the
last 2,000 years. These hardy, fragrant flowers represent the feeling
of pride and beauty. Send a bouquet of carnations to let someone know
you are proud of them.
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Chrysanthemum:
These flowers got their origin from the Chinese gardens for over 2,000
years. Today, the chrysanthemum is acknowledged as a symbol
representing sun. Chrysanthemums represent essence of fidelity. Make
sure to send them to your spouse in honor of your wedding anniversary.
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Daffodil:
Generally it is a belief that when daffodils arise from the ground, it
is considered a sign that winter is coming to an end and warmer weather
is approaching. Daffodils represent the essence of chivalry. Present a
bouquet of daffodils to handsome man at work who always holds the
elevator for you.
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Delphinium:
Delphinium got its meaning from Greek word meaning Dolphin. Delphinium
symbolizes the essence and feeling of heavenly qualities. Give some to
your mother for her saintliness in having put up with you during your
more trying periods.
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Freesia:
This wonderful flower is named after the German physician Friedrich
Heinrich Theodor Freese. Freesia represents the essence of innocence
and makes the perfect gift choice for the proud parents of a newborn
baby.
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Gladiolus:
This amazing flower got its meaning from the Latin word that means
sword, gladiolus represented Roman gladiators. Gladiolus symbolizes
strength of character. Send a bouquet of gladiolus as a token of
respect to a person whose character you admire.
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Heather:
This flower in history is widely used as roofing material, bedding, a
form of fuel, in basket and rope making and as a dye. In a more
esthetic realm, heather represents the element of admiration. Present a
bouquet of this amazing flower to someone whose friendship you value
most in life.
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Hyacinth:
As per the Greek lore, this wonderful flower was named after a boy,
Hyacinth, who was killed after being hit in the head with a discus. A
flower sprouted from the wound as the god Apollo held the boy.
Hyacinths, originally belongs to the land of Turkey, represent
constancy. Make sure to present a bouquet of hyacinths to someone
special to express the constancy of your love.
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Hydrangea: This flower got its origin in Japan; this flower was introduced to the
UK in the year 1788. Hydrangeas represent feeling that is initiated by
anything that is sincerely heartfelt. Send these flowers to thank
someone for a special kindness or to offer an apology.
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Iris: Irises are different from others in the fact that it opens in the
spring and can remain open for several days. Traditionally, this
graceful flower has been chosen to convey they essence of “my
compliments”. Compliment someone today by sending them a bouquet of
irises.
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Larkspur: Larkspur belongs to the family of the buttercup,
symbolizes levity. Send a bouquet of larkspur to help
someone see the humor in a situation.
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Lilac: Lilacs have their origin roots in Southeastern Europe and were
introduced in the U.S. in the 1700s. They represent the element of
youthful innocence. Send a bouquet of lilacs to celebrate a recent
graduate.
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| Lilly (Oriental)
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Lily: The majestic white lily symbolizes the elements of chastity and virtue.
Tiger lilies represent wealth and pride. Make sure to send a floral
bouquet of tiger lilies to wish someone happiness and prosperity in all
shades of life.
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Lisianthus: This amazing flower got its origin in Texas and Mexico, the
long-lasting lisianthus symbolizes the essence of an outgoing nature.
Brighten your company events with lisianthus arrangements.
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Orchid:
This exotic and amazing flower is meant to leave a long lasting
impression, make sure to send an exotic orchid flower bouquet to
someone who has captured your eye.
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Peony:
This flower got its origin in the land known to world as China, peonies
were used widely throughout all phases of history as a medicine, as
well as source of impressive decoration. Today, this lush, lovely
flower is chosen to say "I love you," for the person who feels too shy
to utter the words.
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Protea,
King: Protea flowers, this flower is considered as the oldest flower
present on the earth belongs to oldest families of flowers on earth,
dating back 300 million years. This flower has its early roots of
origin to both Australia and South Africa, they symbolize the element
of courage. Show your mettle by sending an arrangement of protea.
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Anne’s Lace: This delicate flower got its name from Queen Anne, the
wife of King James I. Her friends challenged her to create lace as
beautiful as the flower, which she did. Queen Anne’s Lace represents
sanctuary. Decorate with bouquets of Queen Anne’s Lace to make a house
to generate memorable feeling of being like a home.
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Ranunculus:
This stunning flower is got roots of origin in Asia and was celebrated
for its medicinal properties as well as its beauty. Present your prom
date with a bouquet of ranunculus to tell her she looks radiant.
Feeling of radiant generates with this amazing flower.
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Rose:
Roses represents the never ending feeling of love and passion.
Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, presented a rose to Eros, the god
of love. Roses can convey various sentiments, according to number and
color. This flower rules the world of beautiful flowers with
diversified effective usage in different situations of life.
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Snapdragon:
The land and place of origin for snapdragon is unknown. Children
throughout history have been known to squeeze the sides of the flower
to make it appear to talk. Send a floral gift of snapdragons to the
object of your desire.
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Statice:
This wonderful flower creates the feeling of remembrance; statice is
generally used in dried flower arrangements. It is also considered an
herb and called "sea lavender." To show someone you miss them, never
forget to include statice in your flower bouquet.
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Stock:
Stock has a hint of fragrance and most of the time used as element of
fragrance generation. Make sure to give a bouquet to your loved one to
tell her "You will always be beautiful to me."
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Sunflower:
This wonderful flower with great looks symbolizes longevity in China,
these cheerful flowers, which always face the sun, initiates the
feeling of pure thoughts. Present them as a token of your pure love.
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| Sweet Pea
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Sweet
Pea: This amazing flower got its origin in Italy, sweet pea is known
for its sweet fragrance. This flower is a lovely complement to any
bouquet. One must include this flower for its amazing diversified
properties.
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Tulip:
This amazing flower got its origin in Persia; tulips were at one time
as expensive as a house because of their rarity. Express your love
lavishly with tulips.
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(The preceeding meanings
were compiled from FlowerMeaning.org,)
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