In the Victorian-era, flowers were used to deliver unspoken messages, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. They were also used to express certain feelings, based on the meanings behind them.

When you send flowers, you are sending a message. It's up to you to decide how personal or proper the message is. Floriography, the language of flowers, emerged during the reign of Queen Victoria.

Flowers that might send the wrong message on Valentine’s Day by: Sam Kirk, Jocelina Joiner Posted: Feb 10, 2023 / 01:51 PM EST Updated: Feb 10, 2023 / 04:33 PM EST ...

During the Victorian Era, flowers were used to send meanings and messages. I stumbled upon the book, “The Complete Language of Flowers,” by S. Theresa Dietz a couple of years ago and was hooked.

A flower nicknamed Old Man’s Beard and that means poverty might not be the best symbol to give your partner on Valentine’s Day. Instead, try goldenrod, which means encouragement and good fortune.