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The Language Of Flowers:
What They Mean (A-K)
All flowers have a meaning. The
Victorians used to use flowers as a symbol to express their feelings.
Here is a list of different flowers and their meanings.
- Acacia - Secret love
- Acorn - Nordic symbol of life
and immortality
- Aloe - Grief
- Allspice - Compassion
- Ambrosia - Love returned
- Amaryllis - Pride; Timidity
- Anemone - Unfading love
- Angelica - Inspiration
- Aniseed - Restoration of youth
- Arbutis - Only love
- Apple - Preference
- Aster - Love; daintiness
- Azalea - Take care of yourself
for me; fragile passion; Chinese symbol of womanhood
- Bachelor Button - Celibacy
- Baby's Breath - Everlasting
Love
- Basil - Best Wishes, Love
- Bay Leaf - Strength
- Begonia - Beware
- Bells Of Ireland - Good luck
- Bird Of Paradise - Magnificence
- Bittersweet - Truth
- Bluebell - Humility; constancy
- Borage - Courage
- Bouquet of withered flowers
- Rejected love
- Burnet - A merry heart
- Buttercup - Cheerfulness
- Cactus - Endurance; warmth
- Calendula - Joy
- Camellia - Admiration; perfection;
good luck gift to a man
- Candytuft - indifference
- Carnation (in general) Bonds
of affection; health and energy; fascination; woman love
- Carnation (pink) - I'll never
forget you
- Carnation (purple) - Capriciousness;
whimsical; changeable
- Carnation (red) - My heart aches
for you; admiration
- Carnation (solid color) -Yes
- Carnation (striped)- No; refusal;
sorry I can't be with you; wish I could be with you
- Carnation (white) -Sweet and
lovely; innocence; pure love; woman's good luck gift
- Carnation (yellow) - Rejection;
disdain
- Cattail - Peace; prosperity
- Chamomile - Patience ; attracts
wealth
- Chrysanthemum (in general) -
Cheerfulness; You're a wonderful friend
- Chrysanthemum (red) - I love
- Chrysanthemum (white) - Truth
- Chrysanthemum (yellow) -Slighted
love
- Coreopsis - Always cheerful
- Coriander - Lust
- Cowslip - Pensiveness; winning
grace
- Crocus - Cheerfulness; abuse
not
- Cyclamen - Resignation and goodbye
- Clover Good luck
- Daffodil Respect
- Daisy Innocence
- Dandelion Wishes come true
- Fennel - Worthy of all praise
- Fern - Sincerity
- Forget-Me-Not - True love
- Fern (Magic) - Fascination;
confidence and shelter
- Fern (Maidenhair) - Secret bond
of love
- Feverfew - Protection
- Fir - Time
- Flax - Domestic symbol; fate
- Forget-me-not - True love; memories
- Forsythia - Anticipation
- Gardenia - You're lovely; secret
love
- Garland of roses - Reward of
virtue
- Garlic - Courage; strength
- Geranium (Scented) - Preference
- Gladiolus - Love at first sight
- Grass - Submission; utility
- Heather (lavender) - Admiration;
solitude
- Heather (white) - Protection;
wishes will come true
- Hibiscus - Delicate beauty
- Holly - Good will, Defense;domestic
Happiness; foresight
- Honeysuckle - Generous and devoted
affection
- Hyacinth (general) - Games and
sports; rashness;flower dedicated to Apollo
- Hyacinth (blue) - Constancy
- Hyacinth ( purple) - I'm sorry;
please forgive me; sorrow
- Hyacinth (red or pink) - Play
- Hyacinth (white) - Loveliness;
I'll pray for you
- Hyacinth (yellow) - Jealousy
- Hydrangea - Thank you for understanding;
frigidity; heartlessness
- Hyssop - Wards away evil spirits
- Iris - Faith; hope; wisdom and
valor
- Ivy - Fidelity and friendship
- Ivy - sprig of white tendrils
- Anxious to please; affection
- Jasmine - Amiability; attracts
wealth
- Jonquil - Love me; affection
returned; desire; sympathy; desire for a return of affection
- Juniper Protection
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