Meaning of Flowers A - B

Symbolic meaning of flowers. This page lists flowers meanings alphabetically from A to B.

Symbolic Meaning of Flowers Beginning with A & B

Abor Vitae

True Friendship

Absinth/Wormwood

Separation and Torment of Love

Acacia

Platonic Love, concealed love

Aconite/Monkshood

Misanthropy and Poisonous Words

Adams's Needle

A Friend in Need

Adonis

Recollection of Life's Pleasure

Almond Blossom

Hope and Watchfulness

Aloe

Wisdom and Integrity

Allspice

Compassion

Alyssum (sweet)

Worth beyond beauty

Amaranth

Fidelity

Amaranth, Globe

Unchangeable

Amaryllis

Pastoral Poetry, Pride

Ambrosia

Your Love is reciprocated

Anemone

Refusal and Abandonment, Forsaken

Apple

Symbol of Perpetual Concord

Apricot Blossom

Timid Love

Arbutus

Thee only do I Love

Artemesia

Symbol of Dignity

Asphodel

Languor and Regret

Aster

Daintiness, Symbol of Love

Azalea

Fragile and Ephemeral Passion
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Amaryllis

Pastoral Poetry, Pride

Ambrosia

Your Love is reciprocated

Anemone

Refusal and Abandonment, Forsaken

Apple

Symbol of Perpetual Concord

Apricot Blossom

Timid Love

Arbutus

Thee only do I Love

Artemesia

Symbol of Dignity

Asphodel

Languor and Regret

Aster

Daintiness, Symbol of Love

Azalea

Fragile and Ephemeral Passion

Symbolic Meaning of Flowers Beginning with B

Baby's Breath

Happiness

Bay Wreath

Reward of Merit

Begonia

"Beware! I am fanciful!"

Bindweed

Coquette and Busybody

Bittersweet

Truth

Blackthorn/Sloe

Difficulty and Austerity

Blue Bell

Delicacy and Humility

Bouquet of Withered Flowers

Rejected love

Burdock

Importunity and Boredom

Buttercup

Childishness
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