Hydrangeas ~Dispassion Image via Pinterest ~ Originally pinned by Theresa Bueno |
Lily of the Valley ~ Return of Happiness Image via Pinterest ~ Originally Pinned by Sofia S. |
Iris ~ Message Image via Pinterest ~ Originally pinned by Laura Todd |
Sweet Pea ~ Delicate Pleasures Image via Pinterest ~ Originally Pinned by Cindy Burton |
Gardenia ~ Refinement Image via Pinterest ~ Originally Pinned by Alana Foa'i-Auimat |
Honeysuckle ~ Devotion Image via Pinterest ~ Originally Pinned by Carla Griffin |
Baby Breath ~ Everlasting love Image via Pinterest ~ Originally pinned by Lynn Hsieh |
Marigold ~ Grief Image via Pinterest ~ Originally pinned by Anna Rapson |
Pink Roses ~ Grace Image via Pinterest ~ Originally Pinned by Jeanie Gaudioso |
Bougainvillea ~ Passion Image via Pinterest ~ Originally Pinned by Joane Luesse |
Basil ~ Hate Images via Pinterest ~ Originally Pinned by Sharon Dodd |
Star Of Bethlehem ~ Purity Images via Pinterest ~ Originally Pinned by Charissa Belle |
Rosemary ~ Remembrance Image via Pinterest ~ Originally Pinned by Brianne Probasco |
Sunflower ~ False Riches Image via Pinterest ~ Originally pinned by Laura Bailey |
Beautiful flowers, the garden fence with the with flowers is unique.
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Filip
What an interesting post. I knew there was a meaning with every flower but didn't know what it was. Thank you for explaning.
ReplyDeleteThat is marvelous...really enjoyed this!! I will have to look up this book. I'd like to read it. I love lilies and peonies. Baby's breath has always been wonderful too, it's nice to read it means something so wonderful as well!! Loved this!! Hope you have a marvelous week petal!! xx
ReplyDeleteIt's very interesting! Thank you for sharing! My favorits are white roses but I like also pink roses and sunflowers. Does it tell something about me? :) ;)
ReplyDeleteThat's brilliant Kris - my fav is and have always been Lily of the valley and I also adore baby's breath - :O)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these - very interesting :) Have a great day.
Ax
This is very interesting, Kris. I think the only flowers I've sent through the years are roses and carnations. I wonder what carnations mean? I love the Star of Bethlehem....very pretty. I'm glad the pink roses mean Grace because they are a favorite of mine. Thanks for sharing a bit of what the flowers mean.
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Oh goodness, my Mr loves herbs and cooks with them all the time ... so what did I buy him just a couple of weeks ago ... a new Basil plant - whoops!!! M x
ReplyDeleteYour post is very interesting, dear Kris! I have never heard or read about it before. Thus I have learned something new about flower. I love Hydrangea, Lily of the valey and also Baby Breath (Baby Breath...oh it is really a sweet name) We in German call it Schleierkraut.
ReplyDeleteFor cooking I also love Basil and Rosemary very much. Especially for Italian cuisine. Thanks for your lovely post.
Have a beautiful day.
Warm regards,
Lucia
How interesting! I still have all of the lillies of the valley and hydrangea that my mom planted. The lillies never lost long enough.
ReplyDeletehow fabulous, i love that kind of stuff. i wonder what ponies mean... i’ll go look it up :)
ReplyDeletehope you are well and happy, i have been travelling so it was hard to visit as much as i like too ...
Kris, Thank you for sharing this .. something in your post ,that I shared with my daughter Jen ... touched her very much. You see 6 years ago my husband,Jens father committed suicide. She was 14 then ... the one thing she remembers vividly from that day is that our Irises bloomed early. Since then iris has been her favorite flower and makes her think of her dad. Every year when they bloom, she feel like he is letting her know he is with her. I'm glad iris is one of the flowers you chose to share. :)
ReplyDeleteFrancine
Kris, this is all very interesting. I knew flowers had meanings associated with them, but I'd never be able to remember them!
ReplyDeleteIt does seem that, over the years, giving flowers based on what they truly mean has been lost! But hey, I'll take them no matter what:)
ReplyDeleteInteresting history though!
Thank you so much for all your visits to my blog, during our move it's been so nice to see such familiar and friendly faces:)
Very interesting - of most I had no clue at all. I think I must have been giving away mixed messages all my life, haha! :-D
ReplyDeleteThe basil and marigold were great surprises to me. Do you know how they got these associations?
ReplyDeleteI had no clue about most of those flowers. Thanks for the info!
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