Meanings of Flowers and Trees, Part II

Meanings of Flowers and Trees, Part II

Bluebell - Constancy

Borage - Bluntness

Box Tree - Stoicism

Bramble - Envy, lowliness, remorse

Broom - Humility, neatness

Buttercup - Childishness, ingratitude

Cabbage - Gain

Camellia - Steadfast love

Camellia Japonica - Unpretending excellence

Camellia Japonica (white) - Perfected loveliness

Camomile - Energy in adversity

Campanula - Gratitude

Canary grass - Perseverence

Candytuft - Indifference

Canterbury Bell - Acknowledgement

Caraway - Betrayal

Cardinal flower - Distinction

Carnation - Fascination, burning love, woman's love

Carnation (red) - Alas, my poor heart

Carnation (striped) - Refusal

Carnation (yellow) - Distain

Cedar - Strength

Cedar leaf - I live for thee

Cedar of Lebanon - Incorruptible

Celadine - Joys to come

Cherry (white) - Deception

Cherry blossom - Spiritual beauty

Cherry tree - Education

Chervil (garden) - Sincerity

Chestnut tree (sweet) - Do me justice

Chickweed - Rendezvous

Chives - Usefulness

Chrysanthemum (red) - I love

Chrysanthemum (white) - Truth

Chrysanthemum (yellow) - Slighted love

Cinquefoil - Maternal affection

Clematis - Mental beauty

Clematis (evergreen) - Poverty

Clover (four-leaved) - Be mine

Clover (white) - Think of me

Cloves - Dignity

Cockscomb - Singularity

Coltsfoot - Justice shall be done to you

Columbine - Folly

Columbine (purple) - Resolution

Columbine (red) - Anxious; trembling