What is the language of the flowers of the hyacinth?
This article provides an introduction to the language of the hyacinth flowers and the symbolic meaning of green plants and flowers, with specific details as follows:
The hyacinth is native to the eastern Mediterranean coast of southern Europe and the Asian Peninsula, with a wide variety of cultivated species. Currently, the Netherlands has the most hyacinths in the world, and like tulips, they are extremely important international trade goods. China also cultivates them. The original hyacinth was a light blue color, and later, many colors were cultivated, with each color assigned a different language of flowers.
Recently, hyacinth seeds have become very popular, and the sales of hyacinth bulbs are extremely hot. Do you, the flower enthusiasts, know the language of the hyacinth? In recent years, hyacinths have been very popular among flower enthusiasts. If you are giving one as a gift, you need to know the language of the flowers. Hyacinths have always been loved by Westerners, symbolizing a strong desire for life. Different colors of hyacinths represent different meanings, so when choosing hyacinths as a gift, it is essential to understand their language.
Below, the editor introduces the different meanings of the hyacinth language based on the different colors of the hyacinth:
Hyacinth: Eternal remembrance. As long as you ignite the flame of life, you can share a rich life with hyacinth.
Purple hyacinth: Sad, melancholic love. Apology, regret. If you receive my love, you will definitely be happy.
Pink hyacinth: Admiration, romance. Happiness.
Light purple hyacinth: Gentle temperament, romantic sentiment. Sadness.
White hyacinth: Secret love, pure and light or unexpressed love.
Red hyacinth: Thank you, touching love (your love fills my heart).
Peach hyacinth: Represents passion.