1. The Meaning of Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas, also known as pink balls and hydrangeas, are named for their spherical shape. They are a common flower in modern floristry, and bouquets of hydrangeas are often given as gifts to lovers and friends.
1. Unity and Mutual Assistance
Giving hydrangea bouquets to family and friends symbolizes solidarity, support, and mutual assistance. The umbel-shaped tops of hydrangea flowers grow on the stems, and the petals tightly clustered together resemble the mutual support and solidarity of brothers and sisters. Therefore, the flower language of hydrangeas represents unity and mutual assistance.
2. Happiness
Reunion is synonymous with good wishes and happiness in the eyes of the Chinese. Whether it’s the Lantern Festival or the Mid-Autumn Festival, reunions are often used as a blessing. The spherical shape of hydrangeas, due to their unique color and shape, has also been given the meaning of reunion, happiness, and togetherness. Similarly, we can also give hydrangeas to relatives and friends during traditional festivals to express the meaning of reunion and happiness.
3. Hope
Hydrangeas mostly bloom in early spring, and the flowers blooming in early spring often give people a sense of hope. The blooming of hydrangeas is like the messenger of spring bringing hope to people, telling people that spring has arrived and hope is just around the corner. Therefore, hydrangeas also represent the meaning of beautiful hope.
4. Changing Mood
Hydrangeas are one of the few flowers in the flower family that change colors from blooming to withering. The color of the newly opened hydrangeas is green, and when they are fully mature, they turn white. When they encounter acidic substances, they turn blue, and when they encounter alkaline substances, they turn red. Therefore, we can use this characteristic of hydrangeas to represent changing moods and emotions.
2. Introduction to the flower language of hydrangea
What is the flower language of geranium? Geranium is native to South Africa. Because of its appearance similar to Chinese hydrangea, it is vividly called “foreign hydrangea”. I believe that everyone has seen geraniums on the windowsills of houses when they were young. The colors include red, pink, yellow, silver, purple and even close to black. It is gorgeous and dazzling. Like other flowers, geranium has its own flower language. What is the flower language of geranium? The flower language of geraniums of different colors The flower language of geranium is a chance encounter, and happiness is by your side. According to the color of geranium, the flower language of geranium is different as follows: The flower language of red geranium: You are lingering in my mind. Red usually represents the meaning of passion, unrestrainedness and freedom, but red geranium is given more imagination, with delicacy in passion, calmness in unrestrainedness, freedom but not lack of direction. The flower language of pink geranium: I am very happy to be with you. Pink is often closely associated with sweetness and happiness. Pink geranium is like a shy but determined girl who guards happiness, making people feel sweet but not greasy, and quietly enjoying a moment of warmth. The flower language of yellow geranium The flower language of yellow geranium: unexpected encounter. People often say that happiness is achieved through one’s own initiative, which is true, but a chance encounter and an unintentional look back can give people infinite aftertaste, letting us know that happiness can wait. The flower language of silver-leaf geranium: recollection. As time goes by, what remains in the heart is probably just a gradually blurred memory. Silver geranium has the purity of white. Although it has lost the dazzling white color, it is still beautiful. So in the long river of time, recollection is the best proof that you have been in this world. Just remember it. In addition, geranium is not only for viewing leaves and flowers, but the geranium active ingredients contained in the body also have very good skin care and beauty effects. It is really a treasure from head to toe. No wonder people give geranium such a wonderful flower language.
3. The Meaning of Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas have many flower meanings, including hope, reunion, perfection, eternal loyalty, reunion, happiness, and romance. They symbolize family. Embroidered lanterns symbolize a happy and romantic relationship.
4. The Meaning of Hydrangeas
What is the flower language of hydrangeas?
1. Hope
Hydrangeas typically bloom from June to August, during the hot summer months when other flowers are no longer in bloom, while hydrangeas thrive. Therefore, when people don’t see other flowers in full bloom, hydrangeas quietly open their blooms, bringing hope to those who are in need. Therefore, their flower language is hope. 2. Loyalty and Eternity Most flower language is related to love. Hydrangeas, in their flower language, represent “loyalty and eternity.” People hope for everlasting, faithful love, and so hydrangeas embody this beautiful wish for love. 3. Reunion Hydrangeas bloom in clusters, forming large balls of blossoms. This symbolizes eternal bonds with family and friends, and the beautiful promise of togetherness, no matter what. Therefore, the flower language of hydrangeas is reunion. The full bloom of a hydrangea symbolizes reunion, happiness, and a joyful life. 5. The Symbolism of Hydrangeas Hydrangeas The flower language of hydrangeas is hope, loyalty, eternity, happiness, and reunion. Hope means that when they bloom, they signal the arrival of spring, bringing hope. Loyalty and eternity symbolize beautiful love, the everlasting love between two people.
Happiness and reunion are symbolized by the way its petals lean against each other when it blooms, representing the love between family members.
White hydrangeas symbolize innocence and purity; red symbolizes reunion; and purple symbolizes romance and prosperity.
6. What do hydrangeas symbolize?
Hydrangeas are a unique folk custom of the Zhuang people in Guangxi. They serve as tokens of love and auspicious symbols for the Zhuang people. They are one of Guangxi’s most distinctive tourist handicrafts and were originally used as love tokens between young Zhuang men and women.
7. The Flower Language and Meaning of Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas symbolize hope. Those born under the blessing of this flower are known for their endurance and tolerance. They bring hope to many and enrich their own lives. Hydrangeas are native to the Mediterranean. Although they are not hardy in winter, they bloom beautifully. When spring approaches, the hydrangeas bloom in full bloom, heralding the approach of spring. Hydrangeas look very much like hydrangea balls, and people have the custom of throwing hydrangea balls at weddings. If a woman drops a hydrangea ball from a building, the man who catches it will marry her. Therefore, the hydrangea flower symbolizes romance and loyalty, and its meaning is quite beautiful, often representing a long-lasting relationship between lovers. Further information: Hydrangea precautions: 1. Prune dead branches from potted plants and repot the soil. After the plants have adapted to the pot, apply a thin, nitrogen-based liquid fertilizer once or twice to promote foliage growth. 2. Place the plant in a semi-shaded location or under a curtained awning to avoid direct sunlight to prevent yellowing and burning of the leaves. Apply topdressing fertilizer once or twice before and after flowering to promote green leaves and abundant flowers. After the flowers fade, trim the flower stalks to maintain a beautiful appearance. Keep the potting soil moist, but avoid waterlogging after rain to prevent the hydrangea’s fleshy roots from rotting.
3. Hydrangeas prefer partial shade and a moist environment and are not very cold-tolerant. Avoid direct sunlight during the summer heat, as this can cause the leaves to scorch and turn yellow. Frost can easily cause the branches and leaves to wilt and wither. When grown outdoors, the above-ground portion of the hydrangea dies back in winter, but new shoots sprout from the rhizome and bloom again the following year. Overwintering in a greenhouse will allow it to remain evergreen.
8. Meaning of Hydrangeas
White hydrangeas symbolize a hopeful and enthusiastic approach to life; blue hydrangeas symbolize a backdrop, expressing feelings of melancholy and sadness; purple hydrangeas symbolize reunion, expressing the joy of reunion after a long separation; pink hydrangeas symbolize romance, expressing the shyness of young love; and red hydrangeas convey festive excitement.
9. The Symbolic Meaning of Hydrangeas
Different hydrangea varieties have different meanings and flower language.
1. White Varieties
The flower language of white varieties is “hope.” White itself symbolizes brightness and evokes a sense of holiness. Seeing it inspires hope and a fearlessness of hardship and danger.
2. Pink Varieties
This color is generally associated with beautiful love. The flower language and meaning of pink hydrangeas are also closely related to love. Its meaning symbolizes “romance and happiness,” signifying the love we yearn for. In fact, pink itself is a very romantic color, evoking pure love. Couples can exchange pink hydrangeas, symbolizing fidelity and everlasting love. This can be done not only as a gift but also in wedding decorations.
3. Blue Varieties
Does this color of hydrangea have a particularly positive meaning? Its flower language is “betrayal” and “fickleness.” Indeed, blue appears to be a very cold, melancholic color, making people feel indifferent.
Fourth, Purple
The purple variety has a good flower language, which is “eternity” and “reunion.” Generally speaking, it can be used in a family environment, but it can also be used for love. Purple is an extremely warm color, and it carries our good wishes, wishing that love and family can have a happy ending.