What is the meaning of the symbolism of sunflowers?
This article brings you the meaning of the symbolism of sunflowers and the experience of understanding the connotations represented by sunflowers in the aspect of green plant maintenance. Please see the detailed introduction below.
The flower language of sunflowers is silent love, bright warmth, and not fearing difficulties.
Sunflowers are flowers that face the sun. They bloom towards the sun, symbolizing brightness and vitality, like people who silently give.
No matter in scorching heat or severe cold, as long as there is sufficient sunlight, sunflowers can bloom, symbolizing that no matter how difficult it is, there is always hope.
It is said that after a warrior died in battle defending the country, a princess, missing her lover, sacrificed herself for him. After their joint burial, a flower facing the east bloomed, which is called the sunflower. Therefore, sunflowers symbolize positivity, sunshine, loyalty, passion, brightness, and silent love.
Sunflowers are also known as dragon whisker peony, midday flower, half a lotus, pine leaf peony, large flower purslane,不死花 (imperishable flower), and hemp purple vegetable flower, belonging to the purslane family. They prefer warm, sunny, and dry environments and do not grow well in阴暗 and damp places. They are extremely tolerant of barren soil, adaptable to most types of soil, and can self-seed and propagate. They bloom in the sun and close in the morning, evening, and on cloudy days, hence the names sunflower and midday flower. Although small and named sunflowers, without the sun, upon close observation, they will only close their petals but never bow, until the flowers fade.
That is all for the meaning of the symbolism of sunflowers and the methods to understand the connotations represented by sunflowers. This serves as a reference and suggestion for everyone.