What do the flowers you send mean? The mythical meaning of flowers

Sending flowers to someone is a delicate matter. It is not the same to send flowers to your friend, to your mother, to your lover or best of all, to your enemies. Flowers are a true expression of emotion; in times of sadness and sorrow, people purchase flowers to show their support and sympathy. Other people pick them up from fields, gardens or from their neighbor’s house. Deciding which flowers will be the most appropriate can be very difficult. In order to choose the right ones, we need to know a little bit about the person who is going to receive them. And also about the flower itself, its origins and the myths associated with it. This is essential to communicate your feelings by sending flowers.

I am going to start with some mythical flowers that due the nature of their origin posses charismatic powers, such as the Peruvian Lily (Alstroemeriaceae). Many people often mistake this flower for an orchid, but it is not related to the lily or the orchid. Dutch flower breeders hybridized the Peruvian Lily as a garden flower and cut flower in the 20th century due to its 10 lovely and bright colors that can be seen in each stem. A contrasting combination of yellows, pinks, oranges, purples, and whites makes a the flower beautifully unique

I look forward to hear about more mythical flowers. Book a hotel at Citycracks