Flower language of daisy and its correlation

Daisy originated from Europe to West Asia, with petite flowers, harmonious colors, blooming in early spring, full of vitality and innocent style. It was deeply loved by Italians and was chosen as the national flower of Italy.

In Roman mythology, she was transformed from Legies, a forest elf. While Willy Burgess was having fun with her lover, she was discovered by the god of the orchard, so she became a daisy when she was chased.

Divination flower of love:

In western countries, daisies have often been used to predict love since ancient times. Peel off the petals of the daisy one by one and say to yourself in your heart: love me, don't love me. Until the last petal, it represents the lover's mind.

Another way of divining marriage is: If you want to know when you got married, just pull a handful of flowers and see how many daisies there are. The number of daisies is the number of years from the wedding day.

Daisy flower language:

Pure beauty, innocence, childishness and happiness.

Daisy:

Species-Compositae

Color-white, pink, red

Alias-Euphorbia humifusa

Flowering period-spring to early summer

Origin-Western Europe

The flower language is: pure beauty? 6? 4 naive? 6? Childlike, cheerful, happy, peaceful, hopeful, and my favorite-Love in My Heart.

Daisy is a very lovely flower and my favorite flower. It's like a pure and naive shy girl. Although she is not the kind of woman who will immediately attract people's attention, the closer you look, the more you can find her beauty and advantages. In mythology, she was transformed from Willie Burgess, a forest elf. When Willegis had a good time with her lover, she was discovered by the god of orchard, and became a daisy when she was chased.

Daisy (Longevity Chrysanthemum) flower language: happiness, happiness, purity, innocence, peace, hope and beauty.

Endless flow, such as inseparable, chrysanthemum tears, wandering in spring to winter, lingering ... daisy, has always been the representative of holiness. Daisies represent innocence. The flower language of daisy is: love hidden in the heart, just like Miao Sai wrote in his poem: "I love and say nothing;" I love only my psychological perception; I cherish my secret, and I also cherish my pain; I swear, my love, I have no hope, but I am not without happiness-as long as I can see you, I will be satisfied.