35 Flowers and their Symbols
Published: 2023-12-06 03:07:59

[Flowers](https://www.abdoflorist.com.au/) give an instant makeover to any space they are placed on, breathing life into dull rooms with their colorful, complex structures. People are commonly drawn and attracted to their vibrance but what is rare knowledge is that each kind of floret is unique as it bears a certain meaning.

Yes, you read it correctly. You can certainly convey a message by simply handing out a long-stemmed rose to a loved one or exude an upright aura by owning white carnations in your backyard. Needless to say, flowers are not good looking for nothing.




Whichever blossom is your favorite, ABDO Florist you will surely find the list included below of some popular flowers and their corresponding symbols informative and maybe even fascinating. Hopefully, this article renders you wiser in choosing which flower to send to someone.

 

1.      Angelica

– stirs up inspiration

 

2.      Apple blossom

– symbolizes a long life, endurance

 

3.      Bluebell

– can be associated with images of humility, spirituality, and purity

 




4.      Calla lily

– symbolizes purity, holiness, and faithfulness

 

5.      Carnation (pink)

– represents maternal love and expresses gratitude

 

6.      Carnation (red)

– conveys profound statements of love and affection

 

7.      Carnation (white)

– purity and good luck; commonly given to elders or people tramping a new journey in life

 

8.      Carnation (yellow)

– commonly presented to people you dislike or reject

 



9.      Candytuft

– signifies indifference and detachment

 

10.  Chamomile

– embodies persistence and patience in adversity

 

 

11.  Chrysanthemum (red)

– explicitly denotes ‘I love you’

 

12.  Chrysanthemum (white)

– symbolizes truth, loyalty, and honesty

 

13.  Chrysanthemum (yellow)

– stands for neglected love or sorrow

 

14.  Daffodil

– conveys message of rebirth and new beginnings since it blooms after winter frost

 

15.  Dahlia

– represents benevolence and drawing up strength

 



16.  Daisy

– symbolizes innocence and hope

 

17.  Forget-me-not

– indicates assurance that your memories will never fade

 

18.  Gardenia

– means love between two people that is kept secret

19.  Hydrangea

– stands for sincerity and complete understanding

 

20.  Hibiscus

– health, delicacy, beauty, glory, immortality, power, respect and hospitality are among the things it symbolizes

 

21.  Iris

– considered a compliment when given because it stands for wisdom, respect, and intellect

 



22.  Lavender

– has the color that speaks of elegance, refinement, and luxury

 

23.  Lily-of-the-valley

– denotes sweetness, purity, and untainted intentions

 

 

24.  Lotus

– resilience, strength, rebirth, and self-regeneration are all represented by the way it grows and blooms from mud

 

25.  Magnolia

– symbolizes love of nature

 

26.  Marigold

– conveys feelings of despair, grief, jealousy

 

27.  Peony

– stands for luck, prosperity, and wealth

 

28.  Rose (blue)

– when given to someone, it celebrates that person’s individuality and uniqueness

 

29.  Rose (pink)

– speaks of femininity, refinement, and sweetness

 

30.  Rose (red)

– probably the most well-known flower that signifies passion, love, adoration, and everything in between




 
31.  Rose (white)

– conveys purity, innocence, and youthfulness

 

32.  Sunflower

– its liveliness led discoverers to believe it was made of actual gold which explains why it symbolizes false riches and superiority

33.  Tulip

– means deep, unconditional love

 

34.  Wallflower

– denotes faithfulness in adversity and holding on to hope

 

35.  Willow

– symbolizes sadness and desolation