July Has 2 Birth Flowers to Choose From—Here's What They Symbolize originally appeared on Parade.

7. Parijat: A divine, mythological flower that exudes spiritual growth and beauty. 8. Zinia: An uncommon yet beautiful name inspired by the Zinia flower. It represents creativity, uniqueness and grace ...

Mother’s Day represents the single biggest event for the floral industry often described as the " Super Bowl" for flower shops across America, where consumers in the U.S. are estimated to spend ...

Lobelia Avoid gifting lobelia flowers to anyone — unless you have some enemies in your life. These blooms represent malevolence and arrogance. Lobelia has medicinal properties, but it was used in the ...

Lobelia Avoid gifting lobelia flowers to anyone — unless you have some enemies in your life. These blooms represent malevolence and arrogance. Lobelia has medicinal properties, but it was used in the ...

Lobelia Avoid gifting lobelia flowers to anyone — unless you have some enemies in your life. These blooms represent malevolence and arrogance. Lobelia has medicinal properties, but it was used ...

In Greek mythology, aster flowers were believed to have been created out of the Goddess Astrea's tears. Typically, these vibrant flowers represent love in all its forms.

Flowers have long been a powerful form of expression in African American culture, carrying deep meanings in celebrations, ...

Retrohash’s “Flowers On The Weekend” takes a more laid-back, reflective approach to the symbolism of flowers. Here, flowers represent relaxation, self-care, and the simple pleasures of life.

You didn’t need to say you were happy for someone, or that you missed them — the flowers did it for you. Sometimes, words will do; other times, flowers will do better.

These two flowers offer a beautiful poetic vision of people born in April and represent their joy of life and simplicity. May birth flowers: Lily and lily of the valley May 1 is a public holiday in ...