Flowers and Bouquets (including Roses)
	A Pocket Full of Roses
	Flower Symbolism Flowers are important symbols. Here are some flowers and what they represent.

FLOWER	SYMBOL OF
Amaryllis	pride
Apple blossom	hope, good fortune
Baby’s breath	pure heart, constancy
Bachelor’s button	hope and devotion
Bluebell	gratitude
Blue violet	modesty, faithfulness
Carnation	fidelity, deep love
Daffodil	regard, devotion
Daisy	innocence, youth, gentleness
Fern	fascination
Flax	I feel your kindness
Forget-me-not	remembrance, true love
Gerbera Daisy	thoughts of absent friends
Hibiscus	delicate beauty
Holly	foresight, good wishes
Iris	a message
Jasmine	grace, elegance
Lilacs	first emotions of love
Lily of the valley	return of happiness, purity and humility
Marigold	affection
Mimosa	secret love, sensibility
Orange blossom	fidelity, fertility
Orchid	rare beauty
Peach blossom	love’s captive
Primrose	young love
Queen Anne’s lace	magic, trust, and healing, steadfast love
Rose	A single rose (any color) in full bloom means "I love you."
Star of Bethlehem	reconciliation
Sunflower	adoration
Thistle	independence
Tulip	love, passion
Violet	modesty and simplicity
Wallflower	fidelity in adversity
Water Lily	purity of heart
Zinnia	thoughts of absent friends