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Flower Meanings

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flower_meanings

Apple Blossom – good fortune

Blue Violet – faithfulness

White Camellia – perfect love

Carnation – pure, deep love

Red Chrysanthemum – I love you

Daffodil – regard, chivalry

White Daisy – innocence

Forget-Me-Not – true love

Gardenia – joy

Ivy – fidelity, friendship

White Lily – purity

Lily of the valley – happiness

Orange Blossom – bridal beauty

Orchid – beauty

Red Rose – love

White Rose – worthiness

Rosemary – remembrance

Sweet Pea – lasting pleasure

Tulip – lasting love

Violet – modesty, faithfulness

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