If the virtues of gardening are established from a psychological point of view, having flowers in your home is also a way of taking care of yourself. Beauty is important for feeling good at home and it also allows us to express our creativity with floral arrangements that you can adapt to your tastes.
Each of the flowers carries a symbolism.
The rose, for example, translates love and passion. Hydrangea can mean gratitude and thankfulness. The iris, for its part, carries a sense of wisdom, courage and hope. Giving and receiving flowers is also a relational act that creates strong bonds between those who exchange them. Did you know that the peony, for example, could connote romance or regret? Ambivalences that you can translate with these wonders of nature which never cease to captivate us.
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