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grance but also in romantic fancy, roses meant beauty, or love, or woman. The rose has traditionally been associated with the Virgin Mary and is therefore a symbol of maidenly purity. The presence of lily of the valley in a bride’s bouquet spoke of her sweetness and innocence. It is one of the first flowers of the year and, like the rose, has appeared in many classic depictions of the Virgin. See FLOWERS, Page 10 With feeling Amaranth: unfading love Carnation: admiration Clover: fertility Daffodil: regard Daisy: innocence Edelweisse: daring, courage, . noble purity Iris: hope, light Ivy: fidelity Lime: conjugal love Myrtle: love Orange blossom: chastity, bridal Peach blossom: a bride Rose: beauty, love, woman Sage: domestic virtues Speedwell: fidelity Sunflower: constancy, devotion, infatuation Tulip: ardent love
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