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The language of flowers Victorian flower meaning of Handkerchiefs

The Language of Flowers Victoria

Did you know that can transmit their feelings to someone without saying a word? This is, of course, if they speak the language of flowers. Everyone loves beautiful flowers and it seems that from ancient times they had a special symbolism. In the Song of Songs in the book of the Bible is the loved one to call itself a Rose of Sharon and the Lily of the valley. Writers and poets often use the flowers in his writings. The language of flowers became especially important in the romantic Victorian era.

As interest in collecting and now selling vintage ladies handkerchiefs that I found you can tell a story or convey a message to someone giving him a handkerchief with some flowers embroidered or printed on them. The scarves are great gifts to send to friends far away in birthday, good health, or friendship cards. Hopefully this list will help in determining the meaning of certain flowers that you find in your scarves ladies. Enjoy!

 Acacia – Secret love
 Acorn – Symbol Nordic life and immortality
 Agapanthus – Love letters, love.
 Alium – Force
 Aloe – Grief
 Allspice – Compassion
 Alstroemeria – Wealth, prosperity, fortune
 Alyssum (sweet) – worth beyond beauty
 Ambrosia – Love returned
 Amaryllis – Pride, Timidity
 Anemone – undying love, abandoned
 Angelica – Inspiration
 anise – Restoration of youth
 Anthurium – Lover
 Apple – Preference
 Apple Blossom – Good Fortune, state flower of Arkansas and Michigan,
 Arbutis – Thee alone I want
 Artemesia – symbol of dignity
 Asparagus – Fascination
 Aster – Love, delicacy
 Azalea – Take care of yourself for me, fragile passion, Chinese symbol of femininity
 Bachelor Button – Celibacy
Breath  baby – Everlasting Love, happiness
 Balsam – burning love
 Basil – Best Wishes, Love
 Bay Leaf – Strength
 Begonia Care —
 Bells of Ireland – Good luck
 Bird Of Paradise – Magnificence
 Bittersweet – Truth
 Bluebell – Humility, constancy
 Borage – Courage
 Bouquet of withered flowers – love rejected
 Bouvardia: Enthusiasm
 Broom – Humility
 Burnet – A merry heart
 Buttercup – Joy
 Cactus – endurance, heat
 Calendula – Joy
 Calla Lilly – magnificent beauty, associated with the sixth wedding anniversary.
 Camellia – Admiration, perfection, good luck gift to a man, flower Alabama
 Camelia Pink – Longing for you.
 Red Camelia – You're a flame in my heart.
 white camellia – You're adorable.
 Candytuft – indifference
 Carnation (in general) the bonds of affection, health and energy, fascination, love of women, also the birthday flower for January
 Carnation (pink) – I'll never forget, A Mother's Love
 Carnation (purple) – whimsical, capricious, changeable
 Carnation (red) – My heart aches for you, admiration, state flower of Ohio,
 Carnation (solid color)-Yes
 Carnation (striped) – No, no, sorry, can not be with you, I can be with you
 Carnation (white) – Sweet and Lovely, Innocence, pure love, a gift from good lot of women, often handed out on Mother's Day to symbolize purity and strength of motherhood.
 Carnation (yellow) – Rejection, disdain, you disappoint me
 Cattail – Peace, Prosperity
 Chamomile – patience, attracts wealth
 Chrysanthemum (in general) – The joy're a great friend, also the birthday flower for November
 Chrysanthemum (red) – I love
 Chrysanthemum (white) – Truth
 Chrysanthemum (yellow)-Slighted love
 Clematis – Clever, intellectual, associated with the eighth wedding anniversary.
 Columbine – Mental beauty, Colorado's state flower
 Coreopsis – Always cheerful
 Coriander – Lust
 Cornflower – Delicacy
 Cosmos – Modesty, associated with the 2nd wedding anniversary.
 Primrose – melancholy, winning grace
 Crocus – Cheerfulness, abuse not
 Cyclamen – Resignation and goodbye
 Clover – Good luck
 Narcissus – respect, chivalry, associated with the tenth wedding anniversary, also the birthday flower for March.
 Daisy – Innocence, He loves me, loves me not associated with the fifth wedding anniversary
 Dahlia – instability associated with fourteenth wedding anniversary
 Dandelion – wishes come true
 Day Lily – coquetry, Chinese emblem for mother, associated with the twentieth anniversary wedding
 Delphinium – big-hearted, fun
 Dogwood – Durability, state flower of North Carolina and Virginia,
 Ebony – Blackness
 Edelweiss: Daring, Noble Courage
 Eremurus – Endurance.
 Euphorbia – Persistence
 Eucalyptus – Protection
 Fennel – worthy of praise
 Fern – Sincerity
 Fern – (Magic) – Fascination, confidence and housing
-Fern (Maidenhair) – Link secret of love
 Feverfew – Protection
 Fir – Time
 Flax – domestic symbol, fate
 Flytrap – Deceit.
 Forget-me-not – True love, memories, hope, state flower of Alaska,
 Forsythia – Anticipation
 Four Leaf Clover – good luck, be mine.
 Foxglove-insincerity.
 Freesia – Innocence, reflection.
 Fuschia – Taste, associated with the third wedding anniversary
 Gardenia – You're lovely, secret love, joy, sweet love, good luck
 garland of roses – reward of under
 Garlic – Courage, strength
 Geranium (scented) – Preference, melancholy, associated with the fourth wedding anniversary.
 Gladiolus – Love at first sight, tells recipients to pass through the heart like a sword. Because the gladiolus has blade-shaped leaves, the name comes from the Latin word gladius, meaning "sword", also the birthday flower for August.
 Gloxin – Love at first sight
 Grass – Submission; utility
 Heather () Lavender – Admiration, solitude
 Heather (white) – Protection, wishes come true
 Hibiscus – delicate beauty
 Holly – Good will, defense, domestic happiness and foresight
 Malva -: Ambition, fertility, associated with the anniversary Wedding XIII.
 Honeysuckle – generous and devoted affection, gentle disposition
 Jacinto (general) – Games and sports, rashness, flower dedicated to Apollo
 Jacinto (blue) – Constancy
 Jacinto (purple) – I'm sorry, please forgive me, sorrow
 Hyacinth (red or pink) – Play
 Hyacinth (white) – beauty, I'll pray for you
 Jacinto (yellow) – Jealousy
 Hydrangea – Thank you for understanding, frigidity, insensitivity
 Hyssop – Wards eliminate evil spirits
 Iris – Faith, hope, wisdom and courage, Flor de lis, emblem of France, your friendship means a lot to me, my congratulations, associated with the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, state flower of Tennessee,
 Ivy – Fidelity and friendship
 Ivy – sprig of white tendrils – Anxious to please, love
 Jack in the pulpit – Associated with the seventh wedding anniversary
 Jasmine – Kindness, attracts wealth, sensuality
 Jasmine (Yellow) – The grace and elegance.
 Jonquil – Love me, affection returned, desire, sympathy, the desire to return affection
Juniper  Protection
 Lady Slipper – capricious beauty, state flower of Minnesota,
 Larkspur – Inconsistent, also the birthday flower for July
 Larkspur Purple – The first love.
 Lavender – devotion, distrust, induces sleep
 Lemon – Zest
 Lemon Balm – Brings love
 cedrón – attracts the opposite sex
 Lila – Youth, humility, trust, the state flower New Hampshire
 Lily (general) – Keeps unwanted visitors away
 Lily (Cali) – Beauty
 Lily (day) – coquetry
 Lily (Eucaris) – Maiden charms
 Lily (orange) – I burn for you
 Lily (Tiger) – Wealth, pride
 Lily (white) – Virginity, purity, majesty, it's heavenly to be with you, the Easter lily is also known as the symbol of the Virgin Mary.
 Lily (yellow) – I'm walking on air, false and gay
 Lily of the Valley – sweetness, return to happiness, humility, purity, which has made my life complete, birthday flower for May, legend has it that the tears of Mary became Lily of the valley at the foot of the cross
 Magnolia – sweetness, beauty, love of nature, the state flower of Louisiana and Mississippi
 Marigold – Comforts the heart, the pain
 Mint – Protection the disease of feeling heat
 Marjoram (sweet) – Joy and happiness
 Mimosa – Sensitivity
 Mistletoe – Kiss me, affection, to overcome difficulties, sacred plant of India, state flower of Oklahoma,
 Monkshood – Beware, a deadly foe is near, the cavalry
 Morning Glory – loves you, associated with the eleventh wedding anniversary.
 Moss – Maternal love, charity,
 Myrtle – Love, Hebrew emblem of marriage
 Narcissus – egotism, formality, stay as sweet as you
 Nasturtium – Conquest, victory in battle, love mother, charity, patriotism, associated with the fortieth anniversary of the wedding
 Oleander – Caution, beware
 Olive Branch – Peace
 The generosity of Orange
 Orange Blossom – Wisdom brings the state flower of Florida
 Orange Mock – Deceit, the state flower of Idaho,
 Orchid – Love, beauty, refinement, beautiful lady, Chinese symbol for many children Orchid (cattleya) – Charming older, partnered with twenty-eighth anniversary Wedding
 palm leaves – Victory and success
 Thought – Thoughts, love, receiver is designed. The name of the flower comes from the pensée French word, meaning thought or memory associated with the first wedding anniversary
 Paperwhite – Aphrodisiac due to its heady scent. Also is the national flower of Wales because it often blooms on 1 March, which is the feast day of St. David, patron saint of Wales.
 Peach Blossom – Longevity, generosity Bridal and hope, state flower of Delaware,
 Pear Blossom: Health and Hope
 Peony – shyness, aphrodisiac, happy marriage, partners with the twelfth wedding anniversary, state flower of Indiana,
 Petunia – resentment, anger, others, imagination
 Phlox – Unanimity, the agreement,
 Poinsettia – Be of good cheer, a traditional Christmas flower
 poppy – extravagance, associated with ninth wedding anniversary
 Poppy (red) – pleasure, comfort
 poppy (white) – Consolation, sleep
 Poppy (yellow) – Wealth, success
 Poppy (orange) from California State Flower
 Prickly Pear – Satire
 Primrose – I can not live without you; youth
 Primrose (evening) – The instability
 Queen Anne's Lace – Fantasy
 Rose (general) – Love, I love you, associated with fifteenth wedding anniversary, state flower of New York
 Rose (black)-Death
 Rose (Burgundy) – The duel
 Rose (damask) – bright complexion
 Rose () Lavender – Love at first sight
 Rose (orange) – Fascination, display feeling of enthusiasm
 Rose (peach) – Desire, gratitude, appreciation, admiration, sympathy, modesty.
 Rose (pink) – perfect happiness, please believe me, friendship
 Rose (red) I I love you, value, beauty
 Rose (red and white) – Together, the unit
 Rose (white) – Eternal Love, innocence, heavenly, secrecy and silence, purity
 Rose (Yellow) – Friendship, jealousy, try to care, decrease of love, infidelity
 Rose (thorn less) – Love at first sight
 Rose (single full bloom) – I love you, I still love you, simplicity
 Rose Bud – Beauty and youth, a heart innocent of love
 rosebud (red) – Pure and beautiful
 Rose Bud (white) – Girlhood
 Rosebud (MOSS) – Confessions of love
 Roses (Bouquet of full bloom) – Gratitude
 Roses (Garland or crown of) – Care of virtue, reward of merit, crown symbol of superior merit
 Roses (musk group) – Charm
 Rose (tea) – I will always remember
 Rose (cabbage) – Ambassador of love
 Rose (Christmas) – Tranquilize my anxiety, anxiety
 Rose (hibiscus) – delicate beauty
 Rose Leaf – You may hope
 Rosemary – Remembrance
 Sage Wisdom – long life
 Salvia – (blue) I think of you
 Smilax – Loveliness
 Snapdragon – Deception, gracious boy, the presumption
 Snowdrop-Hope and Consolation
 Spiderflower – Elope with me
 Stephanotis – Happiness in marriage, desire to travel
 Stock – beautify
 Strawberry – Perfect goodness
 Sunflower – Loyalty; desired, revered by the Incas as a symbol Sun, pride
 Sweetpea – Good-bye, departure, pleasure Happy, Thanks for valuable time associated with the thirtieth anniversary of wedding
 Sweet William – Gallantry, smile, finesse
 Thyme – Strength and courage; ensures restful sleep
 Tulip (general) – Fame, charity, perfect lover, the emblem of Holland
 Tulip (red) – Believe me, declaration of love
 Tulip (assorted) – Beautiful Eyes
 Tulip (yellow) – hopeless love
 Violet – modesty, calm tensions, associated with the fiftieth wedding anniversary. Also known as the flower's birthday February, state flower of Illinois, New Jersey and Rhode Island
 purple (blue) – waking, fidelity, you will always be faithful
 Violet (white) – Let's take a chance on happiness
 Viscaria – Will you dance with me?
 Wallflower "friendship, adversity
 lily – Purity of heart
 Woodruff – sweet humility
 Yarrow – healing, pain
 Zinnia – Thoughts of friends
 Zinnia (magenta) – lasting affection
 Zinnia (mixed) – Thinking of an absent friend
 Zinnia (scarlet) – Constancy
 Zinnia (white) – Goodness
 Zinnia (yellow) – daily remembrance

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