Fluffy's Language of Flowers Part. 2 Flowers for Forewarning Bad Omens and Fear
Soā¦these flowers arenāt āBADā per se....like-NO flowers are ābadā flowers, I think.
But, if you get them in a bouquet you might want to be carefulā¦and if youāre not trying to tell someone else to be careful, you might want to skip these.
These are great story-telling flowers; NOT so much great conversation starters...
Angel Trumpets.(ābrugmansiaā) are big and pretty, but they often mean ātake cautionā...because theyāre poisonous.
You must always wash your hands after touching them. If you ask me, the angels that use them donāt seem very niceā¦
Rhododendrons are better known as Azaleas.(ārhododendraā). Theyāre really pretty flowers, but they also mean 'caution' as a rule.Ā
Think of them like a warning flare. A very festive warning flare...
Another cautionary flower that is really pretty but looks like a tiny warning sign are Red Columbines.(āaquilegiaā). They also kinda look like little fireworks before they fully bloom; and they mean 'anxiousness' and 'timidness'...definitely wouldnāt know anything about that...
Begonia.(ābegoniaceaeā) flowers are also a symbol of caution; not as much as Azaleas but pretty important; and whatās great about Begonias is their leaves are also really pretty.
The whole plant is telling you a friendly ābewareā, so heed their warning!
Candytufts.(āiberisā) are flowers that come in cute little batches but they mean āindifferenceā and āmore than meets the eyeā.
Finally, for a person who wants a single flower with 'quite' the bloom, thereās the White Orchid.(āorchidaceaeā). Orchids mean all kinds of things...but the white orchid is very particular and stays true to its big oleā stem it blooms on.Ā
It knows something you don't...
Be carefulā¦.










