american cowslip: you are my divinity
asphodel: my regrets follow you to the grave
bay leaf: i change but in death
bud of white rose: heart ignorant of love
carolina rose: love is dangerous
cedar leaf: i live for thee
christmas rose: transquillize my anxiety
coreopsis arkansa: love at first sight
flax: i feel your kindness
flowering reed: confidence in heaven
honey flower: love sweet and secret
honeysuckle coral: the colour of my fate
indian jasmine: i attach myself to you
jonquil: i desire a return of affection
laurestina: i die if neglected
locust tree: affection beyond the grave
milkvetch: your presence softens my pains
mulberry tree (black): i shall not survive you
orange blossoms: your purity equals your loveliness
peach: your qualities, like your charms, are unequalled
persimon: bury me amid nature's beauties
ranunculus: you are radiant with charms
syrian mallow: consumed by love
tiger flower: for once may pride befriend me
white clover: think of me
wild tansy: i declare war against you
source: greenaway, kate: language of flowers. london 1884.