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2. AMARYLLIS - Amarilis: Pride, beauty.Legend has it that the amaryllis - the stunning red
flower we've come to associate with the holidays - began as a shy, timid nymph. Amaryllis
fell deeply in love with Alteo, a shepherd with Hercules' strength and Apollo's beauty, but her
affections were unrequited. Hoping that she could win him over by bestowing upon him the
thing he desired most - a flower so unique it had never existed in the world before - Amaryllis
sought advice from the oracle of Delphi.
Following his instructions, Amaryllis dressed in maiden's white and appeared at Alteo's door
for 30 nights, each time piercing her heart with a golden arrow. When at last Alteo opened
his door, there before him was a striking crimson flower, sprung from the blood of Amaryllis's
heart. With this romantic - albeit tragic - tale as its beginning, it's not surprising that today the
amaryllis has come to symbolize pride, determination and radiant beauty.
3. AMBROSIA: Love is reciprocated.
4. AMERICAN ELM - Pohon Elm: Patriotisme.
5. ANEMONE: Di tinggalkan, Ekspextasi expectation.The name anemone comes from the
Greek word for windflower. According to Greek mythology, the anemone sprang from
Aphrodites tears as she mourned the death of Adonis. Thought to bring luck and protect
against evil, legend has it that when the anemone closes its petals, its a signal that rain is
approaching. Still other mythology connects the anemone to magical fairies, who were
believed to sleep under the petals after they closed at sunset. Perhaps its because of this
magical and prophetic tales that today in the language of flowers, anemones represent
anticipation
6. ANTHURIUM - Tail Flower: Pencinta.With their open, heart-shaped flowers and tropical
disposition, its no wonder that anthurium have come to symbolize hospitality. Also known as
the Flamingo Flower, Boy Flower, Painted Tongue and Painters Palette because of their
distinctive shape and color the name anthurium comes from Greek, meaning tail flower.
Exotic and compelling, with bold, typically red flowers and shiny, dark green foliage,
anthurium, like the hospitality they represent, are long-lasting and irresistibly beautiful.
7. APPLE BLOSSOMS: Good fortune, preference.
8. ARBUTUS: Satu-satunya yang kucinta.
9. ASH TREE: Kemegahan.
10. ASPARAGUS FERN: Fascination - daya tarik.
11. ASTER: Variety, elegance, daintiness. This purple wildflower was once burned by the
ancients because they believed the resulting smoke would drive away evil. It was named for
the Latin word for "star." Also known as the birth flower for September.With their wildflower
beauty and lush texture, asters have long been considered an enchanted flower. In ancient
times, it was thought that the perfume from their burning leaves could drive away evil
serpents. Today, theyre known as a talisman of love and a symbol of patience. Also known as
starworts, Michaelmas daisies or Frost flowers, the name aster is derived from the Greek word
for star, and its star-like flowers can be found in a rainbow of colors white, red, pink,
purple, lavender and blue, with mostly yellow centers. The September birth flower, asters also
hold the honor of being the 20th wedding anniversary flower.
12. ASTILBE: I'll still be waiting.
13. AZALEA: Love, romance, first love, fragile passion, temperance. It is also the Chinese
symbol of womanhood and femininity.
14. BABY'S BREATH: Innocence.
15. BACHELOR'S BUTTON: Single blessedness, felicity, celibacy.
16. BALSAM: Ardent love.
17. BAMBOO: Strength, loyalty, steadfastness.
18. BASIL: Best wishes.
19. BAY WREATH: Merit reward.
20. BEECH TREE: Prosperity.
21. BEGONIA: Be cordial, fanciful nature, beware.
22. BELLS OF IRELAND: Good luck, gratitude, whimsy.
23. BIRCH: Meekness.
24. BIRD OF PARADISE: Magnificence.Bearing an unmistakable resemblance to a
brightly colored bird in flight, bird of paradise are native to south Africa and represent
joyfulness and (not surprisingly) paradise itself. Also known as Crane flowers, they are
distinctive and striking, spectacularly shaped like a birds beak and plumage. Bird of Paradise
are the 9th wedding anniversary flower.

25. BITTERSWEET: Truth.

26. BLACK POPLAR: Courage.
27. BLUEBELL: Humility, constancy, grief.
28. BLUEBERRY: Prayer.
29. Blue flowers hold a special significance in the language of flowers and apparently
given their long-standing popularity a special place in our hearts as well. Whether its the
deep blue petals of an iris or the light blue lace of hydrangea, the wildflower beauty of blue
star anemone and commelina or the dramatic arch of blue delphinium, blue flowers offer a
cooling antidote to our over-stimulated lives and anxious days.
A color that is known to hold universal appeal, blue plays a significant role in many cultures
religious rituals and ceremonies. Its said that the Western tradition of a bride wearing
something blue is tied to the colors symbolism of faithfulness and loyalty. In its dark, regal
tones, blue can express trustworthiness, confidence, intelligence and unity, which explains
why its frequently the color of police uniforms, why the blue power suit is an icon of the
business world and why winners of competitions receive blue ribbons. And yet, in its softer
hues, blue can embody the uplifting spirit of a sunny sky or soothing ocean perhaps
explaining why so many of us choose blue flowers when we want to send a message of
calming beauty, tranquility and peace.
30. BOUVARDIA: Enthusiasm.Named after Charles Bouvard, the personal physician to
Louis XIII and the superintendent of the Royal Gardens in Paris, modern varieties of
bouvardia have names such as Pink Luck, Albatross and Royal Katty. Their star-like flowers
grow in clusters on thin, branching stems, like small flower bouquets in soft shades of pink,
white, yellow, salmon and red. With a delicate scent and feminine appearance, in the language
of flowers, bouvardia represent enthusiasm.
31. BROOM: Humility, neatness.
32. BUGLE: Lovable, cheers the heart.
33. BUTTERCUP: Childishness, riches, ingratitude.
34. BUTTERFLY WEED: Let me go.
35. CACTUS: Endurance, warmth.
36. CALENDULA: Grace, grief, jealousy. Also the birth flower for October.
37. CALLA LILY: Magnificent beauty. Associated with the sixth wedding anniversary.
38. CAMELLIA: Gratitude, loveliness.
39. CAMELLIA, PINK: Longing for you.
40. CAMELLIA, RED: You're a flame in my heart.
41. CAMELLIA, WHITE: You're adorable.