Flowers and their Meanings

Flower	Traditional Meaning
Aster	Talisman of love
Begonia	A fanciful nature
Carnation, red	Admiration
Carnation, white	Pure and ardent love
Chrysanthemum, red	I love you
Chrysanthemum, white	Truth
Daffodil	Regard
Daisy	Innocence, gentleness
Forget-me-not	True love
Globe amaranth	Unfading love
Hibiscus	Delicate beauty
Jasmine, white	Amiability
Jasmine, yellow	Modesty
Larkspur	An open heart
Pansy	Thoughtful recollection
Primrose	Young love
Rose, pink	Perfect happiness
Rose, white	Charm and innocence
Rose, red	Love and desire
Rose, white and red	Unity
Rosebud	Beauty and youth
Tuberose	Dangerous pleasure
Tulip	You are the perfect lover
Verbena	May you get your wish
Violet	Modesty and simplicity

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