Holiday Flowers
Amaryllis
Symbolism: Splendid Beauty and Worth. Often associated with the holidays for its vibrant red.
The Floral Encyclopedia
Discover the secret language of flowers.
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Carnations
Symbolism: Love and Distinction. White carnations represent pure love and good luck.
Spring Blooms
Daffodils
Fun Fact: Known as the first sign of Spring. Gifting a bunch is said to ensure happiness.
Summer
Dahlia
Symbolism: Dignity and Elegance. These complex blooms represent inner strength and finding your own path.
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Daisies
Fun Fact: Daisies are actually two flowers in one—the yellow center and white petals are different parts.
Statement Flowers
Hydrangeas
Fun Fact: Soil acidity changes their color. Alkaline soil produces pinks, while acidic soil creates blues.
Statement Flowers
Lilies
Symbolism: Purity and Devotion. Lilies are often used in ceremonies to represent rebirth.
Premium Blooms
Peonies
Symbolism: Prosperity and Good Fortune. Often the centerpiece of elegant bridal bouquets.
Premium Blooms
Protea
Fun Fact: One of the oldest flower families on Earth, dating back 300 million years.
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Roses
Symbolism: Love, Passion, and Secret Language.
Fun Fact: There are over 300 species of roses, and their fossils date back 35 million years.
Spring Blooms
Tulips
Symbolism: Deep and Unconditional Love. Each color tulip carries its own specific message.