Along with the different meanings of flowers there is also a flower to represent every month of the year. January is the carnation February is the iris or violet March is the daffodil April is daisies or peonies May is the lily June is the classic rose July is the delphinium August is dahlia or […]
While working in the shop I have noticed that a lot of customers (mostly men) have been inquiring about different kinds of flowers because of their meaning. Thanks, Google! 🙂 Every flower has a meaning. In the more popular flower varieties even the colours of the flowers mean different things. Almost everyone is aware of
Have you decorated or brought flowers to the wedding? Well then the absence of flowers at a wedding or decoration makes it incomplete. Flowers are the symbol of romance, commitment and beauty, a best gift that could be done in the form of creative and beautiful bouquets. Confused with what flowers to begin? Stop! Don’t
Each month and each Zodiac sign have its own flower and August is no exception with the Gladiolus. With their sword-shaped leaves and brightly coloured funnel-shaped spiky flowers, the Gladiolus are widely cultivated and are native to various tropical locations and South Africa. Gladiolus are also known as Gladiola and Sword Lily The latter could
I wondered if you knew flowers have always been a part of nearly every culture in the world? Some types of flowers, like the lotus, bear significance in religions such as Buddhism and Hinduism. Other types of flowers are revered by many a poet and scholar. Indeed, there is a flower type that serves as
Most flowers have a symbolic meaning, often one with a history of use that stretches back over the years. Various cultures around the world have employed flowers and blossoms for different uses in their societies including religious rituals, wedding ceremonies, and simple decorations. Peace, beauty, purity, strength– all of these and more can be linked