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Language
of Flowers


 

FLORA'S DIAL
containing A FLOWER DEDICATED TO EACH DAY IN THE YEAR (1845)


THE FLOWERS PERSONIFIED - 1847

Alphabetical list of Flower names in English, French & Latin with Meaning

Alphabetical list of Flower Meanings

Flora Timekeeping
Flora's Clock (Hour)
The Floral Week (Day)
The Calendar of Flora (Month)

The Poet Jacobus Supposed He Had Found a Subject For An Epic Poem
(Pansy)  The secret language of flowers

I. The Flowers Converse

II. Where We Show That The Language of Flowers May Cause a Man To Lose The Tip of His Nose.


FLORA'S DIAL - 1845

The Floral Year (Date)

Alphabetical List of Flowers with Meaning and their day of the year

A - D
E - K
L - N
O - R
S - Z

Alphabetical List of Meaning of Flowers with Flower Name and its day of the year

A-F  G-L  M-R   S-Z

 

January / February / March / April / May / June / July / August / September / October / November / December

 

July

Flower Names
Flower Meaning
 
 

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Sycamore
Xanthium
Wood-Sorrel
Water-Willow
Crown of Roses
White Rose Bud
Red Rose Bud
White Rose
Dog Rose
Fig Tree
Angelica
Basil
Asphodel
Bay
Belladonna
Bell-Flower
Bilberry
Bittersweet
Bramble
Bulrush
Canterbury-Bell
Celandine
Indian Plum
White Lilac
Lilac
Magnolia
London Pride
Moonwort
Verbena
Patagonian Mint
Osier
 
Grief
Rudeness
Joy
Freedom
Virtue
Too young to marry
Pure
I would be single
Pain and Pleasure
A Kiss
Inspiration
Hatred of the other sex
Unending Regret
Fadeless Affection
Loneliness
Constancy
Treachery
Truth
Weariness
Independence
Constancy in Adversity
Joys to come
Privation
Youthful looks
First emotions of Love
You are a Lover of Nature
Frivolity
Unfortunate
Hope in Darkness
Virtue
Frankness