Flowers that represent Hatred

23 Oct,2023

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Nothing screams infidelity and a broken heart like receiving a yellow rose, the ultimate symbol of jealousy and greed in the Victorian language of flowers.

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Yellow Roses

The orange lily can reflect both passionate desire and hatred.

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Orange lilies

In the Victorian language of flowers, this bitter herb with button-like yellow flowers means “I declare war on you!”

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Tansies

With their showy mass of clustered petals, hydrangeas imply boastful vanity in the Victorian language of flowers.

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Hydrangeas

Most dahlias stand for elegance and prosperity, but the striking black variety (really a deep burgundy) is a well-known symbol of betrayal.

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Black dahlias

You might be surprised to see these joyful yellow blooms in a list of flowers with negative meanings.

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Sunflowers

Spring-time hyacinths are renowned for their gorgeous scent, but different colours hold different meanings.

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Yellow hyacinths

The Victorians believed Egyptian queen Cleopatra was killed by a poisonous snake that had been lurking under a lavender bush.

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Lavender

Their colour may chiefly be associated with sunny optimism, but in the language of flowers, yellow carnations represent disdain, disappointment and rejection.

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Yellow carnations