What does a carnation symbolize?
Let me tell you about the symbolism of carnations and briefly describe the meanings represented by carnations in the knowledge of growing flowers. Keep reading for more information!
The flower language of a carnation is passion, kindness, warm blessings, tolerance, sanctity, and selfless motherly love. Carnations symbolize innocence, ardent love, deep friendship, and unpredictability. There are various colors of carnations, and different colored carnations represent different meanings.
Most carnations symbolize love, charm, and respect. Red represents love and care. Pink carnations are a symbol of eternal motherly love. The love represented by carnations is relatively light and warm, suitable for describing family love, so children often present carnations to their parents.
Carnations are excellent cut flower varieties, suitable for various floral arrangement needs. Dwarf varieties can also be used for potted plant decoration. The flowers can also be used to extract essential oils. This delicate, dignified, and subtly fragrant flower, with the rise of Mother's Day, is becoming increasingly popular worldwide and has become the best-selling flower globally.
That's all for the symbolism of carnations and a brief description of the meanings they represent. I hope this is helpful to those who love green plants!