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The Language Of FlowersFlowers may be combined and arranged so as to express even the nicest shades of sentiment. If a flower is offered reversed, its direct significance is likewise reversed, so that the flower now means its opposite. A rosebud divested of its thorns, but retaining its leaves conveys the sentiment. I fear no longer; I hope. Stripped of leaves and thorns, it signifies, There is nothing to hope or fear. A full-blown rose placed over two buds signifies Secrecy. Yes is implied by touching the flower given to the lips. No by pinching off a petal and casting it away. I am, is expressed by a laurel leaf twined around the bouquet. I have, by an ivy leaf folded together. I offer you, by a leaf of Virginia creeper. Combinations and Their Meaning. Moss, Rosebud and Myrtle--A confession of love. Mignonette and Colored Daisy--Your qualities surpass your charms of beauty. Lily of the Valley and Ferns--Your unconscious sweetness has fascinated me. Yellow Rose, Broken Straw and Ivy--Your jealousy has broken our friendship. Scarlet Geranium, Passion Flower, Purple Hyacinth, and Arbor Vitae--I trust you will find consolation, through faith, in your sorrow; be assured of my unchanging friendship. Columbine, Day Lily, Broken Straw, Witch Hazel and Colored Daisy--Your folly and coquetry have broken the spell of your beauty. White Pink, Canary Grass and Laurel--Your talent and perseverance will win you glory. Golden-Rod and Monkshead, Sweet Pea and Forge-me-not--Be cautious; danger is near; I depart soon; forget me not. Significance of Single Flowers. Arbor Vitae--Unchanging friendship. Camelia, White--Loveliness. Candy-Tuft--Indifference. Carnation, Deep Red--Alas! for my poor heart. Carnation, White--Disdain. China-Aster--Variety. Clover, Four-Leaf--Be mine. Clover, White--Think of me. Clover, Red--Industry. Columbine--Folly. Columbine, Purple--Resolved to win. Daisy--Innocence. Dead Leaves--Sadness. Deadly Nightshade--Falsehood. Fern--Fascination. Forget-me-not--True love, Forget me not. Fuschia, Scarlet--Taste. Geranium, Rose--Preference. Geranium, Scarlet--Consolation. Golden-Rod--Be cautious. Heliotrope--Devotion. Honey-Flower--Love, sweet and secret. Hyacinth, White--Unobtrusive loveliness. Ivy--Fidelity. Lady's Slipper--Win me and wear me. Lily, Day--Coquetry. Lily, White-Sweetness. Lily, Yellow--Gaiety. Lily of the Valley--Return of happiness. Mignonette--Your qualities surpass your charm. Monkshead--Danger is near. Myrtle--Love. Oats--The witching soul of music. Orange Blossoms--Chastity. Pansy--Thoughts. Passion Flower--Faith. Peach Blossom--I am your captive. Pear--Affection. Primrose--Inconstancy. Quaking Grass--Agitation. Rose--Love. Rose, Deep Red--Bashful shame. Rose, Yellow--Jealousy. Rose, White--I am worthy of you. Rosebud, Moss--Confession of love. Shamrock--Lightheartedness. Straw--Agreement. Straw, Broken--Broken agreement. Sweet Pea--Depart. Tuberose--Dangerous pleasures. Verbena--Pray for me. Witch Hazel--A spell. Next: Alphabet Of Advice To Writers Previous: Dictionary Of Dreams
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