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From love and devotion to friendship, strength and new beginnings, flowers have long been used to express feelings that words cannot always capture.
Meaning: Beauty, fertility and creativity. Different orchid colors are said to represent different forms of good luck.
Meaning: Everlasting love. It is a delicate filler flower that works beautifully between larger blooms and is often recommended for anniversaries.
Who couldn't use some extra comfort in their life? That's what the Geranium stands for. Slip it into an arrangement for a touch of familiarity and coziness.
Meaning: Comfort, familiarity and coziness.
Meaning: For red roses specifically: love and desire. Red roses are a romantic choice for Valentine's Day or an anniversary.
Roses are red.... and pink, white, purple, orange, green, and blue, too! With each carrying a different meaning.
Romantic love, passion, and deep devotion.
Purity, innocence, and new beginnings.
Gratitude, grace, and admiration.
Friendship, joy, and warmth.
Energy, fascination, and excitement.
Sincerity and modest gratitude.
Enchantment and love at first sight.
Mystery and the unattainable.
New eras, courage, or farewell.
Meaning: Lasting affection, especially in reference to absent friends.
Meaning: Rebirth, self-regeneration, purity and enlightenment in many Eastern cultures.
The lotus flower (Nelumbo nucifera or Nelumbo lutea) is a famous aquatic perennial plant known for its large, elegant pink, white, or yellow blooms that rise high above the water's surface. It holds deep cultural and spiritual meaning worldwide.
Purity, resilience, and spiritual awakening. It grows up through dark, muddy water to bloom clean and bright in the sun, representing how people can rise above hard times to find peace and wisdom, significant in Buddhism and Hinduism.
Peonies are loved for their generous flower heads, abundant petals, and beautifully rounded shape. Their lush appearance allows even a simple peony-focused design to feel full, expressive, and thoughtfully chosen.
Peony flowers come in several forms. Single peonies have a more open centre and fewer rows of petals, semi-double varieties offer added fullness, and double peonies feature densely layered petals that create their famously abundant appearance.
Peonies are commonly available in white, cream, blush, pink, coral, red, and yellow, with some varieties displaying deeper or blended shades.
Peonies generally symbolize romance, prosperity, wealth, good fortune, and a happy marriage. These lush blooms are frequent favorites for weddings and represent deep affection and honor across many different cultures.
Carnations generally symbolize love, fascination, and distinction. Their specific meaning changes by color, representing deep romantic passion in red shades, maternal gratitude in pink, and pure love or remembrance in white.
Carnations are also widely chosen for special events like Mother's Day, weddings, and significant in funerals to express love, gratitude, and remembrance.
There are six main types of garden hydrangeas: Bigleaf, Panicle, Smooth, Oakleaf, Mountain, and Climbing. These types vary in bloom shape, sun tolerance, and pruning requirements.
Features mophead or lacecap blooms that change color with soil pH; blooms on old wood.
Hardy and sun-loving, with cone-shaped white blooms that age to pink; blooms on new wood.
Known for large, round, white flower heads such as 'Annabelle'; very cold-hardy.
Distinct for its oak-like foliage, fall color, and white panicle blooms.
Resembles a smaller bigleaf with delicate lacecap flowers and better cold tolerance.
A woody vine with white, lacey, flat-topped flowers that clings to structures.
Hydrangeas symbolize gratitude, grace, and beauty, but their meaning changes by color, culture, and history.
Chrysanthemums are magnificent flowers split into 13 official blooms based on petal shape and flower form. They range from tight spheres to daisy-like shapes and dramatic spidery varieties.
Dahlias are easy to grow, come in a brilliant rainbow of colors, are nearly unmatched in terms of production, and have flowers in a range of shapes that resemble daisies, peonies, and even water lilies.
Dahlia flowers symbolize inner strength, dignity, elegance, and a lasting commitment. They also represent positive change, creativity, and standing out in a crowd.
Human breeding has created tens of thousands of named cultivars and varieties, with estimates ranging from 20,000 to over 50,000 distinct types.
Lilies are popular garden plants. Twelve common types of lilies grown in home gardens include Asiatic, Oriental, Trumpet, Tiger, Easter, Martagon, Calla, Turk's Cap, LA Hybrid, Wood, Stargazer, and Red lilies.
Lilies generally symbolize purity, devotion, and rebirth. Their meaning changes based on color and culture, representing everything from royal elegance to passionate love.
Once spring has sprung, that means the tulip is showcasing her spectacular beauty. Tulips belong to the lily family and are native to Eurasia and North Africa.
Different types of tulips have different bloom times, divided into early spring, mid-spring and late spring. In their peak season, tulips make stunning floral arrangements that can range from simple to exotic.
Tulips generally symbolize deep love, rebirth, and charity. As one of the first spring blooms, they represent new beginnings.
Calla lilies feature elegant trumpet-shaped blooms and come in two main groups: large, classic white species and compact, vibrant colored hybrids.
There are 8 wild species in the Zantedeschia genus, but growers have bred hundreds of named cultivars and hybrid varieties in a wide range of colors.
Calla lilies generally symbolize beauty, rebirth, and purity, drawing their name from the Greek word calla, meaning "beautiful". They are frequent choices for weddings and funerals alike because they represent both life transitions and majestic elegance.
Lisianthus flowers (Eustoma grandiflorum) are grouped by petal form, growth habit, and bloom time. They feature rose-like or tulip-like blooms with tissue-thin ruffled petals in shades of white, pink, purple, lavender, champagne, and bicolors.
Lisianthus flowers symbolize lifelong bonds, deep gratitude, appreciation, and charisma. These ruffled blooms represent a graceful journey of rising above humble beginnings.
Amaryllis flowers (commonly sold as Hippeastrum) are popular bulb plants known for large, trumpet-shaped blooms.
The amaryllis flower symbolizes strength, determination, pride, and radiant beauty. It represents fierce resilience because it grows tall and blooms brightly during the cold winter months.
Ranunculus flowers are popular plants known for their multi-layered, rose-like petals and bright colors. They grow from claw-like corms in cool conditions.
Ranunculus flowers come in several popular commercial and garden series, categorized by bloom shape, size, and breeding origin. Major types include Italian Elegance, Cloni, Amandine, La Belle, Pon Pon, and Butterfly varieties.
The ranunculus flower universally symbolizes charm, radiant attractiveness, and the feeling of being dazzled by someone.
Its tightly layered petals unfurling from a bud also represent opening one's heart, inner radiance, and new beginnings.
The bird of paradise's spiritual meaning delves into the mystical realm. Representing reaching a heavenly state and symbolizing enlightenment, the plant is often seen as a guide for spiritual growth and self-realization. Its connection to paradise resonates with themes of transformation, inner peace, and connection to the divine.
