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Key to flowers and plants in ÒScented Gardens of the BlindÓ.

 

Acacia – secret love

Acorn – symbol of life and immortality

Apple - temptation

Arbutus - exorcism, protection

Basil – hatred

Birch - protection, exorcism, purification

Carrot – fertility, lust

Cactus – endurance

Clover - four-leafed be mine

Corn – abundance

Coriander - hidden worth

Crocus – joy of youth

Daisy - innocence, loyal love, IÕll never tell

Dandelion faithfulness, happiness

Fern – magic, shelter, fascination

Fir – time

Forget-Me-Not – memories, true love

Hemlock – you cause [my] death

Holly Am I forgotten?, domestic happiness, defense, foresight

Lavender - Distrust, sweets to the sweet

Lemon – zest

Love-Lies-Bleeding - hopeless but not heartless

Maidenhair fern –secret bond of love

Maize - riches

Oak – hospitality

Onions – harvest, long life

Orange Blossom - innocence eternal love, marriage, fruitfulness

Pinecone- hope, pity

Primroses – believe me, youth and sadness

Petunia - you soothe me

Palm wreath - victory and success

Peach Blossom (scent) – I am your captive

Rosemary – purification, remember me

Raspberries - sweetness

Red Roses - I love you

Red Tulips – believe me, declaration of love

Rosebuds – beauty and youth, a heart innocent of love

Sweet Basil, good wishes

Sweet Peas departure, remember me

Strawberry – perfect, excellence

Thyme – activity, courage, energy, affection

Tulips perfect lover, frame

Violet – faithfulness, loyalty, love

White Heather – protection, wishes will come true

 

If I missed any let me know ☺

 

What a pity flowers can utter no sound! A singing rose, a whispering violet, a murmuring honeysuckle, oh what a rare and exquisite miracle would this be Henry Ward Beecher

 

That is best which lieth nearest, Shape from that thy work of art. Longfellow

 

'Tis my faith, that every flower enjoys the air it breathes. William Wordsworth

 

Bread feeds the body indeed, but the flowers also feed the soul. The Koran

 

I believe that the days to come already feel the wonder of the days that have passed and will permit that wonder to endure and increase. If this be blind faith, then every gardener has it, or he would never plant a seed. Author unknown