The Language of Flowers: Or, Floral Emblems of Thoughts, Feelings, and Sentiments ...

Acanthus admired agreeable Agrimony Amaranth ancients ANEMONE appearance bear beauty BLACK POPLAR bloom blossoms blue Borage border bower branches breath bright buds called Callimachus charms colour CORN POPPY Crocus crown cultivated Daisies decorates delicious delight Demophon DITTANY DOG ROSE earth fair fancy favourite Fern Field Flowers foliage fragrance fresh fruit garden gentle genus Godalming golden grace grass green grows GUELDER ROSE happiness Hawthorn heart indigenous Language of Flowers leaves light Lily lover meadows mind Miss Twamley Mistletoe Myrtle Narcissus native nature never o'er odour ornamental pale parterre perfume petals plant pleasant pleasing pleasure poets pretty purple regarded resemblance rich roots Rose says scarlet season seeds seems shade shrub Snowdrop sorrow speaks species Spring stem SUCCORY sweet thee thorns thou thought tints tree VENUS'S LOOKING-GLASS verdure violet Wall-flower whence wild winter WOOD ANEMONE Wordsworth yellow young youth