Flower language of green bead grass

Green pearl grass flower language - camouflage

The flowers of the green bead grass are clear blue when they bloom, transparent and charming, small and inconspicuous. The leaves are evergreen, often dark green in winter. , seems small but has a strong sense of determination. The flower language of green grass is "camouflage". Is there any story behind it?

The flower language of green pearl grass comes from an ancient custom. It is said that in order to be beautiful, ancient Egyptian women would dye their fingernails and toenails with a dye derived from green pearl grass, which in a sense was a form of beautiful disguise. The flower language of Green Bead Grass comes from this, so the flower language of Green Bead Grass is "camouflage".

The historical significance of green pearl grass

Green pearl grass is the flower of the three sisters Yajiabei, Yilerui and Kaiorui. Since ancient times, there has been a habit in Christianity to associate saints with specific flowers. This is because in the past, the church often used blooming flowers to decorate the altar when commemorating the saints. Over time, people began to associate flowers with saints, and ophiopogon is the symbolic flower of the three sisters Agabe, Irere, and Keori. In the past, most monasteries were built in southern Europe, which has a typical Mediterranean climate with a mild climate, warm winters and cool summers, which is very suitable for the growth of flowers and plants. At that time, green pearl grass was chosen to commemorate the three sisters Agape, Irere and Okere who were martyred in Macedonia in 304. It can be seen that green grass has certain cultural symbolic significance in European cultural history.