Flowers and their Meanings

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Love is like a springtime plant that perfumes everything with hope.
- Gustave Flaubert

Flowers have had symbolic meanings for hundreds of years. Have trouble telling someone how you feel? Show it with flowers. We want you to understand the meaning of the Valentines Day flowers you send. Use the ones listed below to convey your personal message. Alyssum - Worth beyond beauty

Amaryllis - Timidity, pride
Apple blossom - Temptation
Aster - I share your sentiments
Bluebell - Constancy
Borage - Bluntness
White camellia - Perfect excellence
Red chrysanthemum - I love
White chrysanthemum - Truth
Daffodil - You're the only one for me
Daisy - Innocence
Ivy - Fidelity
Jonquil - I desire a return of affection
White lily - Purity, sweetness
Lily of the Valley - Happiness
Mimosa - Sensitivity
Myrtle - Love
Red pinks - Pure love
Red rose - Love, beauty
White rose - I am worthy of you
Red tulip - Declaration of love
Water lily - Purity of heart
Bouquet of withered flowers - Rejected love