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PINK ROSE APRICOT
The rose is an immensely popular flower. It's a symbol of
Valentine's Day. Moreover, if you tell people that you're a flower
gardener, many will automatically assume that you grow roses, among
whatever other flowers you may have planted.
In fact, the rose
is so popular that some plants that have nothing to do with roses
nonetheless bear "rose" in their name.
EASTER LILY
The following poem by
Louise Lewis Matthews captures the spiritual essence of the Easter Lily:
Easter morn with lilies fair
Fills the church with perfumes rare,
As their clouds of incense rise,
Sweetest offerings to the skies.
Stately lilies pure and white
Flooding darkness with their light,
Bloom and sorrow drifts away,
On this holy hallow’d day.
Easter Lilies bending low
in the golden afterglow,
Bear a message from the sod
To the heavenly towers of God
Fills the church with perfumes rare,
As their clouds of incense rise,
Sweetest offerings to the skies.
Stately lilies pure and white
Flooding darkness with their light,
Bloom and sorrow drifts away,
On this holy hallow’d day.
Easter Lilies bending low
in the golden afterglow,
Bear a message from the sod
To the heavenly towers of God
The Easter Lily.
For many, the beautiful trumpet-shaped white flowers symbolize purity,
virtue, innocence, hope and life—the spiritual essence of Easter.
LOTUS FLOWER
Lotus is one of the most beautiful flowers
in the world. It is regarded
as a symbol of beauty throughout the world. This is not just because of
its vibrant colors but also because of its quality to bloom beautifully
in muddy water. The lotus plant originated
in parts of Middle East and
Asia. The symbolization of a lotus flower is different in different
cultures, however all of them are associated with the life cycle of the
lotus flower.
