The Flower Language and Legend of Tuberose

The Flower Language of Tuberose

The flower language of tuberose is pure heart, happiness, beauty, independence and rebellion. In addition, tuberose also represents fantasy and finding fun on the edge of danger.

It can be said that tuberose represents dangerous happiness, dangerous love, or dangerous romance.

The legend of tuberose

There is a legend about tuberose that is full of romance and mystery.

It is said that in ancient times, there was a young man who liked to play the flute. He played it very well and many people knew him. One day, it was a beautiful moonlit summer night. The boy was leaning against a tree playing the flute. Suddenly, a beautiful fairy floated down from the clouds. The fairy told the boy that Chang'e in the Moon Palace liked the boy's flute very much and wanted to invite him to be a musician in the Moon Palace.

But the young man was reluctant to leave the human world, so he asked the fairy to delay going to the Moon Palace for one day. However, the fairy did not agree and simply took off the jade hairpin on her head and gave it to the young man as a souvenir. The fairy threw a jade hairpin to the boy in the air, but the boy did not catch it, and he could not find the jade hairpin that fell on the ground no matter how hard he looked.

Later, the lily hairpin turned into a flower, the fairy returned to Tianshan, and the boy stayed in the human world forever.

The flowers transformed from this lily of the valley will emit a strong fragrance at night, especially under the moonlight. So people gave it the beautiful name of night lover.