Flowers that represent death

Chrysanthemum This beautiful flower has numerous meanings in the United States, but it is frequently used to indicate support and a wish for someone to "get well soon".

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Carnation The carnation represents love. Some people think the Latin word "incarnation" is where the term "clove" originates. This is speaking of the bodily deity.

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Black Rose A Black rose is an intense shade of purple or red. This unusual rosy color is associated with death.

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Red poppy The red poppy is a commemorative flower for veterans. In particular, flowers have become a symbol of those who died in World War II during and after World War I.

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Orchid Pink and white are traditional orchid colors used to express sympathy and usually represent eternal love.

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Marigolds Its bright and cheerful colors also celebrate life, not tragic death.

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Dry White Rose This fragile flower, freeze-dried in the modern world, means death is far more preferable than losing virtue.

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