Rose
Red · WorldwideThe rose is the most famous flower in the world, symbolizing love, passion, and beauty. Cultivated for over 5,000 years, roses have been used in ancient Egyptian, Roman, and Persian cultures. There are over 300 species and thousands of varieties.
Tulip
Yellow · NetherlandsTulips represent elegance and perfection. In the 1600s they caused the first financial bubble known as “Tulip Mania”. Today they symbolize spring and new beginnings.
Sakura
Pink · JapanSakura, or cherry blossom, symbolizes the beauty and shortness of life. Its brief blooming period makes it one of the most poetic flowers in the world.
Orchid
Purple · TropicsOrchids are among the most luxurious and rare flowers. They symbolize beauty, strength and elegance, and grow on almost every continent.
Sunflower
Yellow · USASunflowers always turn toward the sun. They represent happiness, loyalty, and positive energy.
Lotus
White · IndiaThe lotus grows in muddy water but stays pure. It represents spiritual awakening, rebirth, and inner peace.
Lavender
Purple · FranceLavender is known for its calming fragrance. It symbolizes peace, healing, and relaxation.
Dahlia
Red · MexicoDahlias symbolize inner strength, creativity, and elegance. They come in many shapes and sizes.
Peony
Pink · KoreaPeonies represent romance, prosperity and good fortune. In China they are called the king of flowers.
Blue Poppy
Blue · HimalayasThe blue poppy is one of the rarest flowers in the world, symbolizing mystery and imagination.