What is the symbolism of peony flowers?
Let's talk about the symbolism of peony flowers and some small knowledge about peony cultivation, including its true flower language. Below, the editor will provide you with a detailed explanation.
Alias of peony flowers: Jiangli, Licao, Lanwei Chun, Yurong, Li Shi, Mobu Hua, Heiqianyi, Hongyao, etc.
I. Flower Language
Its flower shape is large, and the flower colors are bright and varied, even comparable to peonies, making it deeply loved by people. Its flower language is "beautiful and moving, deeply in love, hard to part, and reluctant to let go." It is usually used to express the feeling of regret at parting, hence also known as Jiangli Cao.
II. Symbolic Meaning
Just like peonies, peonies are flowers of wealth and rank, symbolizing beauty and nobility. In ancient times, people exchanged them to convey longing, expressing their思念 for each other, as well as the feelings of parting and sadness. In addition, it also symbolizes steadfast friendship.
III. Legend
It is said that, like peonies, they are not ordinary flowers. One year, there was a plague in the human world, and the Flower Goddess or the Immortal Maid stole the Fairy Pills of the Queen Mother and scattered them in the mortal world, with some turning into peonies and others into peonies. Therefore, both the leaves and roots of peonies and peonies can be used as medicine.
The above is the explanation of the symbolism of peony flowers and the detailed explanation of the true flower language of peonies. I hope this article can bring you help in green plant management!