Every flower means something.
Say a line — watch it bloom.
Tap anywhere to begin
Say a line — watch it bloom.
Tap anywhere to begin
Quick send
Posy
A small bouquet — and an old word for the line of verse sent with it.
Drag a stem onto the dish
Drag it down to cut
Swipe for wind
Double-tap a bloom for seeds
Pause — a card arrives
A photo becomes your flower
THE DICTIONARY
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Meanings are quoted from Kate Greenaway, Language of Flowers (George Routledge & Sons, London, 1884), public domain. Every meaning here is taken from that edition, unedited — second-hand lists on the web often disagree with it. Anything you grow from a photo is marked Yours: those words are yours, not the book’s.