The Language of Flowers - Vanessa Diffenbaugh
The language of flowers was a Victorian language that was used as a language to convey messages. It turns out, that each flower, had a meaning and when they wanted to convey messages, they picked the flowers according to the message they wanted to convey and this is the bouquet they sent to the person for whom the messages were intended.
In the book "The Language of Flowers" by Vanessa Diffenbaugh, the heroine, Victoria Jones, discovers her natural ability to help customers convey the right message through the appropriate flowers.
Following the book, I set out to research the Victorian language of flowers, I purchased a book that deals with floriography, the myth and magic of the language of flowers. Floriography - Sally Coulthard
After reading the book, I started investigating the "Language of flowers" and I so purchased a Victorian flower dictionary which contains details on the names of the flowers and their message. A Victorian Flower Dictionary - Mandy Kirkby
I purchased both books through bookdepository.com
Following the research I conducted I also created cards based on the language of flowers and I hope to publish them soon and sell them to anyone interested.
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