Kanade and lens cards also have daises, (which is the overall theme of the set), but they also have some other flowers

Kanade specifically, despite all the daisies, is looking towards (what looks like) white poinsettias, which mean “purity” and “innocence,” as well as “good cheer” and “success”

and what i thought were bluebells—which actually seem to be canterbury bells, which mean “gratitude” and “faith”

Lens card has a LOT of flowers, including the ones from kanade’s card and daisies ofc

I might analyze all of them at some point, but considering how the book len is titled “Flowers,” he’s doing enough research for me /j aka im tired and i sont think those specific flowers add too much meaning/have that much significance