You’ve probably heard about companion planting, or the idea that some crops can “help” each other out. Much of companion planting is based on observation and folklore. But a few studies have shown limited positive effects, such as usingcollards to attract moths away from cabbage or planting African marigolds near your squashto attract beneficials that suppress pests such as aphids.
20 Flowers for Graves and Cemeteries
15.05.2024 - 07:05 / balconygardenweb.com / Raul Cornelius
When choosing flowers for graves, it’s important to consider their symbolism so that you can convey the right wishes to the lost soul.
Roses stand for love and come in various colors, each describing a different meaning. Red represents love and white showcases purity—two colors that you can offer in cemeteries.
In East Asian countries such as Japan and China, chrysanthemums represent death and grief, making them traditional flowers for graves. These popular flowers come in a range of colors like white, red, and yellow, making them a respectful choice for a gravesite.
They signify eternal love and sympathy, and people give them to express a deep, lasting connection. These flowers come in a range of colors, from vibrant purples and pinks to subtle whites and greens.
Daisies indicate innocence and purity—people gift them to commemorate young or untimely losses. Their white petals and bright yellow centers make them popular for taking to the grave.
Forget-Me-Nots represent true love and remembrance; their name itself signifies lasting memory. These tiny, delicate flowers are typically blue, creating an enduring connection with the departed souls.
Carnations convey remembrance and love, in Western cultures, especially in the United States and parts of Europe, with different colors holding distinct meanings. They are available in pink, white, and red colors.
These flowers represent peace and renewal, often linked to restoring innocence after death. They are a traditional flower for graves, and come in white, yellow, orange, and pink shades—white lilies often symbolize purity and virtue.
Iris flowers represent hope and compliments, often associated with messages from the soul. These blooms come in various colors, including blues,
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