Gladiolus – Symbolizing the Primary Sword that Roman Foot Soldiers Used
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Forget-Me-Not Flowers – A Sad Folklore about an Endearing Love Affair
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Cornflower – Used by Chiron a Centaur, to Heal his Wounds from Battle
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Delphinium – Used By Native American Indians to Repel the Scourge of Scorpions
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Summer Flowers: Columbine
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Clematis – Derivation of the Greek Word Klema, Referring to Vine Clematis
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Chinese Lantern Flowers Alluding to a Symbol for Protection
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Celosia – Derived from the Greek Word “Kelos” Meaning “Burned”
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Baby’s Breath – Specially Used In Weddings to Symbolize Purity, Happiness, And Sincerity
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Asters – The Tears of Greek Goddess Asterea
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Alstroemeria – Patronizes Baron Klas Von Alstroemer, the Famous Swedish Botanist
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Agapanthus – Greek Agape, Meaning Love, and (Anthos) Meaning Flower
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