Narcissus Flower Language

Flower Language

There are many varieties of daffodils, and each of these varieties has a different flower language. For example, the flower language of Chinese narcissus is love and missing you. In addition, there are many varieties of daffodils, and their flower language is:

The flower language of daffodils: love you, anticipation of love, purity.

The flower language of daffodils: revisiting love.

The flower language of daffodils: good times and prosperity.

The flower language of wild daffodils is respect. In the UK, wild daffodils have the greatest influence on people. This kind of daffodil is loved by many poets and painters, so the flower language of wild daffodils is "respect".

The flower language of Colchicum: youth without regrets. Colchicum was originally chosen to be used to worship Saint Theachindos, a young man who was executed in Roman times. In order to commemorate this young man who devoted his entire youth and life to his mission, later generations regarded Colchicum as the continuation of his life, so the flower language of Colchicum is youth without regrets.

In addition, in Greek mythology, a beautiful woman fell in love with the beautiful boy Narcissus, but was rejected by him. So Narcissus was punished and fell in love with his own reflection in the water, and finally turned into a daffodil. Therefore, the flower language of daffodils also includes the meaning of narcissism.

Birthday Flowers

Narcissus is the birthday flower for March 16th. The birthday flower is pure white narcissus, and the flower language of pure white narcissus is intoxication, full of narcissism and self-intoxication. People who are blessed by this flower love themselves deeply but find it difficult to open their hearts to love others.

In addition, daffodil is also the birth flower of Pisces among the twelve zodiac signs.

Symbolism

During the Chinese New Year, daffodils symbolize longing and reunion.

The narcissus flower is pure and elegant in shape, just like a fairy on the water. It symbolizes the elegance among flowers and is a symbol of purity and auspiciousness.