Everyone knows, flowers are known for their beauty and delicacy. Its why we make bouquets and offer them to the people we love most.
It is interesting to note, however, that despite their beauty in the floral field, not all flowers have a positive meaning. As you can see, some of them have quite astonishing significance. Here are 15 flowers whose meaning will surprise you.
1. Camellia
These impressive and luxuriant flowers were loved by the Victorians, and have had the meaning of “my destiny is in your hands”.
2. Hyacinth
Son origine vient du mythe d’Apollon et de Hyacinthus (le premier un accident de tutelle), la version pourpre de cette balise «pardonnez-moi».
3. Eyelet
These red flowers do not have the best reputation in the world, but if you like to give them, choose white (“sweet and adorable”) or pink (“I will never forget you”). The two-tone version means “I can not be with you,” and the yellows mean “disdain”.
4. Anemone
These exotic flowers take their name from the Greek word for the wind (anemos), because its life is very short. The Victorians proposed to the anemones the meaning “abandoned.”
5. Chamomile
Although symbol of rest and relaxation today (mmm, chamomile tea), this flower meant “energy in adversity” in the 19th century.
6. Rhododendron
The Victorians described these flowers as “beware” sign, which is really appropriate, as they are rather toxic.
7. Sunflower
According to legend, when the Spanish explorers reached the Americas, they thought that the sunflowers were actually gold. Of course, they were wrong, hence the meaning of “false wealth”.
8. Verbena
Because of their predominant place in religious ceremonies throughout history, these small purple flowers mean “pray for me.”
9. Tansy
These puffs of yellow hair seem friendly, but they carry a sinister message: “I declare war to you.”
10. Basil
This herb is not often grown to give as a bouquet, and maybe it’s a good thing – according to the Victorians, who did not care about its flavor, it means “hatred.”
11. Hyssop
This blue-violet blossom represents cleanliness and sacrifice.
12. Cornflower
A cornflower carries a simple and affectionate blessing with each blue flower.
13. Forget-me-nots
This plant requires and mean its name: do not forget about it.
14. Lilac
It is believed that these wonderful flowers represent the first emotions of love. It begins strong and die fast.
15. Thrush
