So it's day 6 of my Valentine's countdown and even though I'm not a flowers girl, I like the symbolism that flowers can have, especially on Valentine's Day.
| Anemone - a dying love A yellow Crocus worn in the buttonhole on St. Valentine's day will entice your future intended love Daisy - innocence Forget-me-not - true love and constancy Fuchsia - elegance Lily - purity Pansy - loving thoughts Periwinkle - early friendship Poppy - consolation Snowdrop - hope Sunflower - warmth of feeling Tulip - a declaration of powerful love(red), hopeless love (yellow) Add rose bud petals to your bath water to conjure up a lover. Put red rose petals in a red velvet bag and pin this under your clothes to attract love. A rose given with its thorns removed, but still with its leaves means: 'I am no longer afraid to reveal my feelings; I live in hope.' A rose without its leaves and thorns sends the message: 'There is nothing to hope or fear.' facts courtesy of new-age.co.uk |
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