There are five places for flowers in my apartment: the vase on my coffee table, the bottle in my kitchen, a spot on my dresser and another spot on my roommate’s windowsill. The language of flowers — ...

The quaint Victorian preoccupation of sending messages through the choice of flowers is resurrected in The Language of Flowers, and practised by the most unlikely candidate. It's not a white-haired ...

A bouquet of flowers has been a thoughtful gift to give for centuries, but during the Victorian times, it signified much more. The combination of blooms often sent a specific message, which recipients ...

The coded language of floriography meant that Victorians could express affection, desire or disdain, allowing a society governed by strict etiquette to show its true feelings. Now the language of ...

From coded messages of love, friendship, betrayal, sorrow and even gratitude. Floriography is the secret language of flowers used especially during the Victorian era. The Floriography Fellows have ...

Beautiful to look at, with coveted aromas and varieties to suit anyone’s aesthetic taste, flowers have been an inseparable part of our lives throughout history. Used for decorations, perfumes and even ...