Language of Flowers-Some Bulbs

The language of flowers assigns meanings to various flower species. Here is a look at the meaning of some bulbs.
Amaryllis Blossoms
In the language of flowers, an amaryllis flower stands for splendor, beauty, pride, and pastoral poetry, all of which are positive values. One source also says it refers to timidity.
Peony Blossoms
Peony flowers represent a range of meanings with some of those appearing to be less desirable. It can mean a happy marriage, healing, and a happy life.
On the other hand, this is also said to represent ostentation, secrecy, anger, shame, and bashfulness.
Crocus Blossoms
Because crocus blossoms begin appearing so early in the year (typically in January), the flowers have been associated with Valentine’s Day. These also represent youthfulness, gladness, cheerfulness, and foresight. They are also said to mean “do not abuse.”
The Flowering Onions
The lovely flowering onions represent good fortune and prosperity.
Dahlia Blossoms
Dahlia blossoms are interpreted as an appealing flower because they makes reference to perfect beauty, good taste, dignity, elegance, and devoted love.
Freesia Blossoms
Freesia blossoms are quite lovely. These represent innocence, and high spirits as well as a range of positive values, such as calmness and passion.
Bluebell Blossoms
The blossoms of bluebells stand for humility and constancy as well as grief
brought on by losing a loved one upon the end of an affair.
Cyclamen Blossoms
Cyclamen flowers can represent a range of conflicting values. These include farewells, diffidence, confidence, indifference, and the sorrow of the Virgin Mary. Prior to the rise of Christianity, the plant was considered sacred to Hecate, the goddess of the afterlife.
Ranunculus Blossoms
The meaning of ranunculus blossoms focuses primarily on its value to lovers and is a means of letting the recipient know she is highly charming and attractive.
Anemone Blossoms
In general, anemone blossoms express anticipation and fragility. It has also been said to express less favorable aspects, such as the uncertainty of love, forsakenness and abandonment, weakness, fading youth, and the transitory nature of earthly things.
Red anemones are associated with love.
Gladiolus Blossoms
The flowers of gladiolus express positive values. These include natural grace and strength of character.
Hyacinth Blossoms
The exquisite blossoms of the hyacinths can express various kinds of meanings. White ones stand for loveliness. The blue hyacinths represent constancy.
In general, hyacinths have come to represent young love, wisdom, providence, marriage and sincere love. Some Christians have associated hyacinths with being a symbol of Christ.
Amaryllis Blossoms
In the language of flowers, an amaryllis flower stands for splendor, beauty, pride, and pastoral poetry, all of which are positive values. One source also says it refers to timidity.
Peony Blossoms
Peony flowers represent a range of meanings with some of those appearing to be less desirable. It can mean a happy marriage, healing, and a happy life.
On the other hand, this is also said to represent ostentation, secrecy, anger, shame, and bashfulness.
Crocus Blossoms
Because crocus blossoms begin appearing so early in the year (typically in January), the flowers have been associated with Valentine’s Day. These also represent youthfulness, gladness, cheerfulness, and foresight. They are also said to mean “do not abuse.”
The Flowering Onions
The lovely flowering onions represent good fortune and prosperity.
Dahlia Blossoms
Dahlia blossoms are interpreted as an appealing flower because they makes reference to perfect beauty, good taste, dignity, elegance, and devoted love.
Freesia Blossoms
Freesia blossoms are quite lovely. These represent innocence, and high spirits as well as a range of positive values, such as calmness and passion.
Bluebell Blossoms
The blossoms of bluebells stand for humility and constancy as well as grief
brought on by losing a loved one upon the end of an affair.
Cyclamen Blossoms
Cyclamen flowers can represent a range of conflicting values. These include farewells, diffidence, confidence, indifference, and the sorrow of the Virgin Mary. Prior to the rise of Christianity, the plant was considered sacred to Hecate, the goddess of the afterlife.
Ranunculus Blossoms
The meaning of ranunculus blossoms focuses primarily on its value to lovers and is a means of letting the recipient know she is highly charming and attractive.
Anemone Blossoms
In general, anemone blossoms express anticipation and fragility. It has also been said to express less favorable aspects, such as the uncertainty of love, forsakenness and abandonment, weakness, fading youth, and the transitory nature of earthly things.
Red anemones are associated with love.
Gladiolus Blossoms
The flowers of gladiolus express positive values. These include natural grace and strength of character.
Hyacinth Blossoms
The exquisite blossoms of the hyacinths can express various kinds of meanings. White ones stand for loveliness. The blue hyacinths represent constancy.
In general, hyacinths have come to represent young love, wisdom, providence, marriage and sincere love. Some Christians have associated hyacinths with being a symbol of Christ.

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