The secret language of flowers

Victorians had meanings assigned to every kind of flower you can think of. In this post you'll learn some of those meanings and get FREE printables, too!

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The Language of Flowers

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Flowers have a long history of being used to convey secret messages. In the Victorian era, certain flowers were given specific meanings and could be used to communicate a hidden message. For example, a red rose indicated passionate love, while a yellow rose signified friendship. Discover the fascinating language of flowers and how they have been used to convey hidden messages for centuries in florology.

Learn about the secret language of flowers in this gorgeous picture book including a glossary of flower meanings. A baby bee learns about the secret language of flowers in this picture book for ages 4-8. A great gift for gardeners of all ages, budding florists , and people interested in the Victorian art of floriography.

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The coded language of floriography meant that Victorians could secretly express affection, desire or disdain. Now the language of flowers is popular again, writes Emma Flint.