Flower Langauge

[Panda-Assassin]

If you're thinking flowers can talk in a "special langauge", no they can't. But my cousin showed me this today. You may just think flowers are just plants (whatever you like to think of them as), but I think some person must have given a meaning for each and every flower.

But here's just a brieft list of what some of the flowers mean.

• Anemone - Unfading love
  Baby's Breath - Everlasting Love
  Carnation (pink) - I'll never forget you
  Daffodil - Respect

etc.

But who knew flowers had meanings?

Link:

Spoiler:

http://www.pioneerthinking.com/flowerlanguage.html

[UndeadxAssassin]

I'm sure you knew at some point, you just never really thought about it.
For example: When someone dies, usually they're given black roses.
A four leaf clover gives good luck.
In romantic movies, you often see a guy hold a single rose to give to some random girl he just met. It usually means love, as most roses do.
The reason your school probably only offers ping and red carnations are because those are the only ones that mean something good.
Uhh. That's all that I know off of the top of my head :S

[Senethior459]

There's such a thing as a black rose? I thought they were only red/white/yellow!

[Madara]

yeah i saw in some movies a black rose some serial killer put black rose whenever he killed someone

didnt know was it real or ..

[Panda-Assassin]

I don't think they sell black roses in flower shops do they? Or where does anyone find a black rose?
I'm guessing they're rare and hard to find?

[UndeadxAssassin]

They're not really black, it's a really really dark shade of red, but people call it 'black' because...well red rose was taken, I guess, and "Dark red rose"...actually that doesn't sound too bad.