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Blackthorn

Sloe

Also Browse By: death, difficulty, I have changed radically, insouciance, sudden change, transition, unexpected change,

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Cypress

Also Browse By: death, despair, eternal sorrow, grief, mourning,

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Rose, white-color (Asian meaning)

Also Browse By: death, death of the mother, ultimate absence,

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Sloe

(Blackthorn)

Also Browse By: death, difficulty, I have changed radically, insouciance, sudden change, transition, unexpected change,

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Abele, White Poplar

time

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Abelia

gratitude

Also Browse By: gratitude

Abelia, glossy

sleekness

Also Browse By: sleekness

Abronia, Sand Verbena

delicacy, refinement

Also Browse By: delicacy, refinement

Absinthe

Wormwood, Artemisia absinthium

absence, bitterness, comfort, protection for travelers, not to be discouraged

Also Browse By: absence, bitterness, comfort, not to be discouraged, protection for travelers

Abutilon, Flowering Maple

dignity, grace, meditation

Also Browse By: dignity, grace, meditation

Acacia

Color definitions:

Rose, Pink and White; Elegance, Platonic love

Yellow; Secret love

Acacia leaves; My heart is buried, affection beyond the grave

Also Browse By: beauty in retirement, chaste love, friendship

Acanthus

Bear’s Breech

Also Browse By: artifice, the fine arts, unbreakable bonds

Achania malvaviscus

Wax Mallow, Turk’s Cap Mallow

Also Browse By: reserve

Achillea

Yarrow

Also Browse By: cure for heartache, heals wounds, health sorrow (in war times), to dispel melancholy and heartache

Achimenes

Magic Flower, Cupid’s Bower

Also Browse By: such worth is rare

Aconite

Anconitum napellis, Helmet Flower, Monkshood, Wolfsbane, Turk’s Cap, Friar’s Cap

Also Browse By: an enemy in disguise, chivalry, knight-errantry, misanthropy, poisonous words, symbol of crime, treachery

Aconite, Crowfoot

Also Browse By: luster

Acorn

Also Browse By: Nordic symbol of life and immortality

Adam’s Needle

Yucca

Also Browse By: abundant and hardy life, natural charms

Adder’s Tongue Fern

Also Browse By: jealousy

Adlumia

Allegheny Vine, Climbing Fumitory

Also Browse By: good nature

Adonis Flos

Pheasant’s Eye

Also Browse By: painful recollections, sorrowful remembrance

Adonis Vernalis

Also Browse By: bitter memories

Aeonium

Echeveria, Hens and chicks, Houseleek, Sempervivum, Succulents

Also Browse By: domestic economy, long life, resilience, robust, vivacity, welcome home

Aethusa cynapium

Fool’s Parsley

Also Browse By: silliness

African Daisy

Cape Marigold, Dimorphotheca

Also Browse By: foreknowledge

Agapanthus

Lilly of the Nile

Also Browse By: enduring spiritual beauty and purity, love, love letters

Agastache

Hummingbird Mint, Giant Hyssop

Not hyssop nor mint, but related to

Also Browse By: fortitude, joyful bliss, peace, serenity, tranquility

Agave

Also Browse By: abundance, tree of life (Mexico)

Ageratum

Also Browse By: politeness, undying affection

Agonis

Burgundy Willow, Peppermint Willow, Willow Myrtle*

Also Browse By: attraction, balance, grace, poise, versatility

Agrimony

Church Steeples, Sticklewort

Also Browse By: gratitude, recognition, thankfulness

Agrostemma

Corn Cockle

Also Browse By: gentility, peerless and proud