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In Full Bloom - Flowers are a perfect summer statement!

“The language of flowers turns beauty into remembrance.” - Author Unknown


Did you know that flowers have their own language and symbolic meanings?


The language of flowers has been used through history in symbolic ways by cultures all around the world. I think we are all probably most familiar with how flowers were used in Victorian times to deliver messages that could not be spoken out loud. It could have been as simple a dialogue as a "yes" or "no" answer. Often a much more meaningful message of love, admiration, sorrow, distain or gratitude would have been conveyed by flowers. It's fascinating to think about how much thought and planning would have had to go into presenting a particular message this way.


In some instances, even the way the flowers are arranged would add meaning to the emotion. The list is as long as the number of flowers you can think of. Color also carries specific meaning and emotion for flowers such as roses and zinnia. Herbs too, have symbolic significance.


I love flowers no matter what their meanings signify, but it's whimsical, romantic and fun think about going the extra effort of applying their language if appropriate for an event or special occasion.


I love gardening. It's a place to find solace and peace. For me, it provides a closeness to spirit that is hard to clearly describe. It evokes feelings of awe and wonder, hope for humanity, our earth; and a higher power that's way beyond.


Let's play; you can do it anywhere! Plant something tasty and/or beautiful and experience the joy and glory of nurturing your own little piece of nature.


When you're finished playing, come explore my Floral Designs Collection and Enjoy 25% off with promo code FLOWERS26 (now through the end of June) for some new summer floral statement jewelry.


If you're not especially into flowers, come see What's New or On Sale!


With timeless jewelry that always in fashion -


Warm regards,

Suzanne



 
 
 

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