The Flower Language of Gladiolus

The Flower Language of Gladiolus

Flower Language 1

Be attentive, blessed, prosperous, firm and rising step by step. The leaves of gladiolus look like a sharp sword. The Chinese believe that it is like the sword worn by Zhong Kui, which can block evil spirits and drive away evil spirits. Therefore, gladiolus has become an indispensable material for flower arrangement during festive occasions. Because gladiolus flowers open gradually from bottom to top, symbolizing continuous advancement, it has become the material for celebratory flower baskets. Many people also like to plant gladiolus around their yards. This comes from European and American folk legends. Legend has it that gladiolus is the incarnation of the dragon-slaying sword owned by brave warriors and can protect their homes. So people plant gladiolus around their homes to bring peace.

Flower Language II

Tryst, be attentive. Gladiolus quietly opens its quiet and delicate flowers. They stand tall and gracefully on the flower stems, protected by the thick flower stems. When you see this scene, do you think of a girl who turns up her collar to cover her beautiful face, as if she is being carefully cared for? Therefore, many people choose to tie it into a bouquet and give it to the person they like as a signal for a tryst. Tryst is the catalyst of love between young men and women, but you must not lose your composure when you are immersed in the passion of love. Therefore, another flower language of gladiolus is care. If you have a crush on a boy or girl, you can give him or her a bouquet of gladiolus to express your desire to have a tryst with him or her!

In short, gladiolus represents a feeling of nostalgia, and also represents love, care, longevity, health, and happiness.

The flower language of gladiolus is so romantic and beautiful!