Apparently they do.Here is a list of some flowers and their meanings.
Have fun picking the one that best describes you.
Or why not pick a bouquet.
Acacia ~ concealed love
Ambrosia ~ love that is reciprocated
Azalea ~ love and romance
Birds of Paradise ~ magnificence
Camellia ~ longing for you
Carnations ~ fascination
Chrysanthemums (Red) ~ sharing
Daffodil ~ unrequited love
Daisies (White) ~ loyal love
Gardenias ~ I secretly love you
Hibiscus ~ delicate beauty
Hydrangea ~ vanity
Iris ~ faith
Lilacs (White) ~ youthful Innocence
Lilies ~ purity
Orchid ~ rare beauty
Petunia ~ anger and resentment
Roses ~ love, always a good pick
Sunflowers ~ devotion
Tulip ~ declaration of love, a sign of a perfect lover
Tiger Lily ~ wealth and pride
Violets (Blue) ~ constancy
Acacia ~ concealed love
Ambrosia ~ love that is reciprocated
Azalea ~ love and romance
Birds of Paradise ~ magnificence
Camellia ~ longing for you
Carnations ~ fascination
Chrysanthemums (Red) ~ sharing
Daffodil ~ unrequited love
Daisies (White) ~ loyal love
Gardenias ~ I secretly love you
Hibiscus ~ delicate beauty
Hydrangea ~ vanity
Iris ~ faith
Lilacs (White) ~ youthful Innocence
Lilies ~ purity
Orchid ~ rare beauty
Petunia ~ anger and resentment
Roses ~ love, always a good pick
Sunflowers ~ devotion
Tulip ~ declaration of love, a sign of a perfect lover
Tiger Lily ~ wealth and pride
Violets (Blue) ~ constancy
4 comments:
Thank you Terri for sharing this "flower language" as we say in Finland! I love it!!
Have a sunny Wednesday!
i like that..flower language
it seems it doesn't matter which flower is chosen the message stands to be beautiful
as the appearance of the plant
hmm except petunia
who would associate anger to a flower?
your picture is lovely!
You mean the Victorian floriography! Cool.
Love you blog and ideas! When I saw what all the names of the flowers meant it made me think of other kinds of creative writing exercises!
Please come see me often. I'll follow here and be back lots too! Jan
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