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For love and romance. A heart-shaped flower feels especially romantic, doesn’t it?

For growth and new beginnings. These flowers are born of stone fruit trees and are considered by many to be the harbingers of spring!

For gratitude. To those too shy to properly say “thank you”, gifting a bluebell will work just as well.

For beauty. Delicate white with a dash of yellow, these flowers are already beautiful enough that they need no further gilding.

For success. One leaf short of good luck! But this plant might still bring in a little success.

For good luck. Hoorah, four leaves! Hopefully all the luck wasn’t used up on finding this...

For order and balance. A field full of these feels perfect to walk hand-in-hand through!

For secret admirers. This simple flower is said to hold mystical powers of divination. Pluck one petal at a time and ask… love me, or love me not?

For intuition and clarity. This flower has a gentle and pleasing fragrance, but also inspires thoughts of fried eggs...

For harmony. This bright and beautiful flower grows best in warm weather! Tuck one behind an ear for a splash of colour.

For abundance and grace. Scattering these petals in the yard is said to be able to break a hex... how magical!

For passion and inspiration. The stem of these flowers contain an edible nectar; perfect for a quick, sweet treat!

For constancy, devotion, and trust. The flower of choice for potpourri, perfectly suited to the sock drawer. It can even ward off evil, so your socks will always be safe!

For majesty, devotion, and purity of heart. It’s said planting these flowers in the garden can ward off ghosts. Good thing they’re also pretty.

For fond remembrance. Let someone know that they’re in your thoughts! Another name for these are “kiss-me-at-the-garden-gate”.

For a happy life, prosperity, and protection. The many ruffled and delicate layers of petals on this flower look like a beautiful lace skirt. Not for actual wear though.

For vitality and warmth. This flower faces the sun directly during the day. Good baobears shouldn’t emulate this!

For wealth and wild ambition. Despite its name, it does not actually have two lips.

For love and admiration. It would smell as sweet, by any other name.

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