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      The Language of Flowers

      There are many conflicting options and opinions out there.  I have included all that I have found thus far and will allow the reader to decide for themselves.

      Let's start with colors first:
      Red
      Yellow
      White
      Pink (this includes peach, salmon & orange)
      Red & White together
      Red & Yellow together      		 Love
      Friendship, jealousy
      Innocense, purity, & fidelity
      Perfect happiness, believe me, & trust
      Unity
      Romance

      Now onto the flowers themselves...
       
      amaryllis 
      anemone 
      aster 
      azalea 
      bachelor's button
      begonia 
      cactus 
      calla lily 
      carnation
      cedar 
      chrysanthemum 
      cornflower 
      coxcomb 
      daffodil 
      daisy 
      gardenia 
      gladiolus 
      holly 
      iris 
      ivy 
      larkspur (purple)
      larkspur (pink)
      lily (calla)
      lily (tiger) 
      lily (white) 
      lily (yellow) 
      lily-of-the-valley 
      mistletoe 
      myrtle 
      narcissus 
      orchid 
      peony 
      petunia 
      rose (red) 
      rose (white) 
      rose (yellow) 
      snapdragon 
      stephanotis 
      sunflower 
      sweet-william 
      tuberose 
      tulip (red)      		 Anger; indignation; bashfulneed 
      Beautiful; timid; proud 
      Come to me 
      Coquetry, falsehoood, flirtation 
      Cure for headache 
      Dangerous 
      Deceitful; hope; unrequited love; regard 
      Declaration of love 
      Delicacy; refinement 
      Egotism; you love yourself too well 
      Fading hope 
      Fickleness 
      Fidelity; friendship; marriage; wedded love 
      Foppery 
      Grandeur; warmth 
      Haughtiness LILAC (white) Youthful innocence 
      Hope in love 
      I am dazzled by your charms 
      I am worthy of your love; silence, innocent love 
      I dare you to love me
      I live but for thee; think of me 
      I want to be kissed 
      Indifference 
      Innocence 
      Jealousy 
      Lasting beauty 
      Love in absence 
      Love of variety 
      Loveliness and cheerfulness 
      Maiden modesty; beauty 
      Mature charms 
      Message, my compliments 
      No; presumption, Star of Bethlemham
      Purity and sweetness 
      Ready-Armed 
      Refinement 
      Secret love, elegance; friendship 
      Unity, romantic love 
      You are a belle; you flatter me 
      You are splendid 
      You soothe me 
      Your blush has won me