The Language of Flowers part

IISUMMER

Asterdaintine

ss

Pansymerrime

nt

generosity

Gladiolus

Tuberosedangerous

pleasure

Red Chrysanthemum

I love you

Lavenderdevotion

PrimroseI can’t live without you

Hydrangeathank you for understanding

Pink CarnationI will never forget

you

Sweet Peagoodbye

The language of flowers is called floriography.

Dating back to the Victorian times people have used flowers to express feelings which otherwise could not be spoken.

Today this language is forgotten, but you could still use it to impress your loved one.

via All Florists & David’s Cleaning Services