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Meanings Behind the Most Popular Garden Flowers

Article Category: Gardening

Author Name: Grandpa Gary

Garden flowers are not simply cultivated because of the artistic quality it poses, a predominant concept of the modern era, but instead because of their deep symbolism. Since the ancient times, flowers have occupied an important rule in several civilizations significantly because of the meaning each garden flower conveys. The flower language excitement has been rooted from adoration of ancient civilizations to their deities. They use this as adornment and offering. Eventually, it is during the Victorian epoch that flowers' symbolism gain widespread popularity.

These flowers represent all variations of human sensibility. Hence, negative symbolism may also be presented by these garden flowers. Famous flowers that for the most part represent positive meanings are roses, marigold, lotus, lilac, daisies, aster and daffodils. Garden flower that has negative symbolism are Dahlia, Petunia, lilies, and chrysanthemum.

It is not uncommon knowledge that roses symbolizes love. However, each rose color has various meaning. Red roses represent sincere love, passion, power, strength and courage. While pink roses means unconscious beauty, grace, gentleness and sweetness. Yellow roses that used to represent jealousy are now used to evoke promise of a fresh beginning reminiscent of spring. White rose, on the other hand, represents purity and spirituality. Other rose color like lavender, however, represents enchantment while orange rose represents enthusiasm.

Marigold, an also popular garden plant, is associated with Mary. According to stories, peasants used marigold as offering to Mary instead of using an actual gold which was a norm during that time. It is, also, known as the herb of the sun and symbolizes passion and creativity. Lotus flower, an water plant, is linked to good luck, clarity of the heart and mind . Nonetheless, to some cultures it may also connote fertility and piousness. Another popular flower is Lilac. Lilacs symbolizes youthful innocence, beauty, humbleness, and at the same confidence. Daisies likewise can mean innocence. Also, it symbolizes faithful love, keeping secrets, love that conquers all, beauty, purity and simplicity. Aster signifies daintiness and love for variety. daffodils garden flower are associated to prosperity, new beginnings, unrequited love, chivalry, and eternal life. Nonetheless, it may signify, if given as a single flower, misfortune.

In some instances, flowers common in our gardens may also correspond to negative symbolism like Dahlias and Petunias. Dahlias may mean instability. Nonetheless, it also stands for dignity, good taste and ceaselessness. An also popular garden flower, Petunias can be a sign of resentment and anger. There are also some popular flowers found in our garden that signifies the feelings of the person who lost someone, and the departed, these are burial flowers. One great example of burial flower is chrysanthemum which represents grief, death and lamentation. Lilies, on the contrary, represent the restored purity of the departed as it returns to the creator . Pink carnations, in contrast, are used to symbolize remembrance while gladiolas represent sincere compassion. Roses though have a positive meaning; also, it is often used in burials because it signifies the love of the family and friends for the departed.

As has been said, this flower symbolism is not that popular in our time. What it conveys do not match to the beauty a flower poses. Nevertheless, knowing about flower symbolism will certainly give us a different perspective.

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