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Language of Flowers V


Valerian .......................An accommodating disposition

Valerian, Greek...........Rupture

Venice Sumach...Intellectual excellence, Splendour

Venus' Car....................Fly with me

Venus' Looking-Glass..Flattery

Venus'Trap....................Deceit

Vernal grass..................Poor, but happy

Veronica........................Fidelity

Vervain..........................Enchantment

Vine................................Intoxication



Violet, Blue..................Faithfulness

Violet, Dame................Watchfulness

Violet, Sweet................Modesty

Violet, Yellow..............Rural happiness

(This humble flower has been celebrated in poetry and romance from ancient times and is much loved for its delicate powdery scent. It was widely referred to by Shakespeare, who called it "Forward", for it blooms early and heralds the approach of summer. the plant is often described as modest for hiding its dark beauty away in the long grass and for flowering so fleetingly

There are many stories regarding the Violet's name, but it almost certainly originated in Greece where it was considered the flower of Zeus, the king of the gods, Legend has it that Zeus was in love with a beautiful maiden called Io and in order to protect her from Hera, his jealous wife, he changed her into a beautiful calf. Then in order to feed her with delicacies, he commanded the earth to bring forth a beautiful flower in her honour, which he named Ion, the Greek word for Viola.)



Virginian Spiderwort....Momentary happiness

Virgin's Bower...............Filial Love

Volkamenia.....................May you be Happy
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