Named After Enduring the Cold Winter: A Wonderful Flower with the Language of Flowers Meaning "Unconditional Love" ♡

There are various flower meanings for flowers ♡

✅ Roses mean "love"

✅ Sunflowers mean "only looking at you"

✅ Baby's breath means "happiness"

Each flower has its own flower language. *

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In this article, we will introduce the flower language that means "unconditional love."

Unconditional love, given to others without expecting anything in return.

What kind of flowers have such a flower language?

"Honeysuckle" with a sweet fragrance ＊

The flower that carries the flower language of "unconditional love" is the "Honeysuckle."

It is also called "Ninon" or "Honeysuckle."

Honeysuckle is a climbing plant that bears small lily-like flowers in white or yellow.

The nectar of the flower is sweet, and it's often sucked by children, hence written as "吸葛" in kanji. *

It has a lovely scent reminiscent of jasmine or sweet citrus and is used in essential oils. ♡

Unconditional love that endures the cold.

Honeysuckle blooms from May to July, but even after the flowers fall, it survives the winter without wilting.

(That's why it is also called "Ninon.")

Its leaves endure the cold, and when spring arrives again, it blooms beautifully, which is said to be the origin of its flower language "unconditional love."

To think that such a flower language is given to something that endures a cold winter without any return and blooms magnificently...!

Every time I learn about the origin of flower language, I always think the person who named it is amazing.

I want to nurture unconditional love ♡

The "Honeysuckle," which represents the flower language of "unconditional love."

While it may not be a starring flower used in bouquets, it is a strong and easy-to-grow flower.

It can be easily managed as a potted plant and grows beautifully, so why not try growing "unconditional love" on your balcony? ♡