The Flower Language and Legend of Evening Primrose

Evening Primrose Flower Language

Evening primrose blooms at night, and its flower language is silent love and an unruly heart. There is a saying about evening primrose that when a woman gives evening primrose to a man, it means her silent love. Another saying is that evening primrose represents a free and unrestrained heart. It likes to be free to explore without any worries and likes a moment of passion. Therefore, it is somewhat unfocused in emotions and does not force the opposite sex. Another saying is that the flower language of evening primrose is a beauty after bathing.

The name of evening primrose

It is said that evening primrose was a medicine used by ancient Indians thousands of years ago. This drug

It comes from a beautiful flower that only blooms at night. When evening comes, the flower will slowly unfold and will wither at dawn. It will only bloom for one night. It is said that this flower blooms so that the moon can appreciate it, so it got the name evening primrose. After withering, the evening primrose will grow seeds, from which many ingredients beneficial to the human body can be extracted to relieve human diseases.

Evening Primrose Story

There is actually a little story about evening primrose.

It is said that there is a third young lady in Hongye Villa. She is born with a weak body and suffers from severe angina pectoris. Many famous doctors from all over the country were invited but they were still unable to cure her body. All the doctors said that she would not live past the age of 18.

The third young lady has a confidant who always finds thousand-year-old ginseng and other good medicinal herbs for her, hoping that it can help her, but it always only treats the symptoms and not the root cause. Later, he thought of the mysterious flower he had seen in ancient books - evening primrose. It was said that this medicinal herb could cure all diseases, but no one had ever seen it with their own eyes. He believed that this was the best medicine to cure the third young lady.