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For centuries, flowers have been cultivated, displayed, studied, and presented. The stunning beauty a delicate flower can offer has fascinated people all over the globe. Flowers have been a part of myths, legends, stories, poems, and religions throughout history.
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The Function of Flowers
While the inspiring beauty of colorful flowers can bring happiness when cut and presented as a gift, flowers have a much deeper function in the environment. Pollination is the main function of flowers. There are two ways in which flowers pollinate: by wind or animals/insects. Many flowers are designed to attract birds or insects by means of sweet nectar and colorful petals. Pollen is dispersed when insects travel from flower to flower. Other types of flowers do not attract insects or birds and have light pollen that is transferred by the wind.
Flowers With Meaning
Over the centuries, flowers have been given meanings based on their color, shape, and healing properties. The chrysanthemum has been cultivated in China for over 3,000 years and has meanings associated with innocence, cheerfulness, and love. The Iris carries meanings of faith, hope, and wisdom. Associated with many ancient myths, lilies symbolize purity, faith, devotion, and beauty. Orchids, as one of the most expensive flowers, can mean seduction and preciousness when given as a gift. Tulip hybrids were once used as currency in the Netherlands and can symbolize the perfect lover or fame.
Cultivating Beauty
Growing your own variety of flowers can be an extremely rewarding experience. There are species of flowers that can grow year-round in most climates. Flower gardens are beautiful and relaxing, while creative bouquets, wreaths, or displays bring joy and happiness to those that receive them.
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