Freesia

Frezya k delicate and beautiful flower at the same time who often accompanies us on the most important holidays in our life. Their symbolism and meaning have a significant impact on this. The history of the creation of the name of this flower is no less fascinating and fully reflects the symbolic meaning of this plant.

Flower story

The freesia family was first described in 1866 by a German botanist. Christian F. Ecklon... The etymology of freesia is also associated with it, because he named this flower after his friend, also botany, Friedrich Frize as a tribute to their friendship. They say freesia is why symbolizes friendshiprespect the bond between the two. Ecklon first explored freesia in her native region of eastern South Africa. Due to their country of origin, these flowers thrive best in tropical climates. In temperate climates, they do not last too long without adequate protection. In Europe and the United States, they are commonly grown as cut flowers and are used on a wide variety of occasions. Freesias gained popularity in the 50s. and has since accompanied weddings and other events.

White flowers give off a more subdued aroma, while pink and red flowers are most intense.

Symbolism and meaning of freesia

Freesia is very rich in meanings and symbolism. The importance of freesia covers issues such as:

• Innocence
• Sweetness
• Thoughtfulness
• friendship
• Trust

Due to the symbolic freesia values ​​are often found on wedding tables and in wedding bouquets, symbolizing the innocence and purity of the bride... They create additional beauty and ambience through their intense scent that exudes.

We can give someone a freesia as a thank you for performing in difficult conditions. The delicate nature of the flowers makes them a suitable gift for young girls after difficult artistic performances. Today in the United States, freesia is the flower of the 7th wedding anniversary.... In turn, in the Victorian era, this was a reaction when it was impossible to do it in writing, but it symbolized trust... The additional meaning of this flower has to do with its color scheme. As mentioned earlier, the freesia used in weddings was usually white in color. On the other side a bouquet of colored freesias is suitable for expressing care, trust and friendship between friends, colleagues or family members.