Flower Meanings
Floriography is the 'language of flowers'. Dating back to the Victorian times floriography was used as a means of coded communication through various flowers and floral arrangements, allowing people to express feelings which otherwise could not be spoken.
Through the years people have used flowers to express their feelings to others in many ways and in modern times flowers still have various different meanings
[Source —http://www.allflorists.co.uk/advice_flowerMeanings.asp]
Abor Vitae : Unchanging friendship
Acacia : Friendship, Beauty in retirement
Acacia (Rose or White) : Elegance, friendship
Acacia (yellow) : Secret love
Aconite : Beware
Agapanthus : Secret love
Agrimony : Thankfulness
Allium : Unity, Humility, Patience
Almond blossom : Hope
Alstroemeria : Devotion, Wealth, Prosperity, Fortune
Alyssum : Worth beyond beauty
Amaryllis : Pride, Timidity, Splendid beauty
Ambrosia : Your love is reciprocated
Anemone : Forsaken, Expectations
Apple Blossom : Better things to come, Good fortune
Arbutus : Thee only do i love
Arum : Ardour
Asparagus : Fern fascination
Asphodel : My regrets follow you to the grave
Aster : Symbol of Love, Daintiness
Aster (China) : Fidelity, Variety, I will think of thee
Azalea : Take care of yourself, Temperance, Fragile, Chinese symbol of womanhood
Baby's Breath : Innocence, Pure of heart
Bachelor Button : Single blessedness, Hope
Balloon Flower : Endless love, honesty
Balm : Sympathy
Balsam : Ardent Love
Barberry : Bad temper
Begonia : A fanciful nature
Bells of Ireland : Good luck
Bird of Paradise : Symbol of faithfulness
Bittersweet : Truth
Black Bryont/Lady's Seal : Be my support
Bluebell : Humility, Constancy
Bouvardia : Enthusiasm
Broom : Humility, Neatness
Buck Bean : Calm repose
Burdock : Touch me not
Buttercup : Childishness
