Tulip

Like the rose, colors of tulips have different meanings. Red means declaration of love, believe me. Yellow means hopeless love, sunshine in your smile. General means perfect lover, frame, beautiful eyes.

Tuberose

Comes from the Greek word polis meaning white and anthos meaning flower. Voluptuousness.

Trachelium

Comes from the Greek word meaning rough throat because of the medicinal uses to treat neck and throat pain. Neglected beauty.

Sunflower

Comes from the Greek word helios meaning sun and anthos meaning flowers. Adoration, pride, sunshine.

Scabiosa

Comes from the Greek word scabies meaning to itch.

Strawflower

Comes from the Greek words helisso meaning to turn around and chyrsos meaning gold. Never ending remembrance.

Sweet pea

Delicate pleasures.

Stock

You will always be beautiful to me, lasting beauty, promptness.

Stephanotis

Comes from the Greek words stephanos meaning crown and otos meaning ear, a crown of ears. Luck, prosperity, wedding.

Solidaster

Solid aster is named for its parents, Aster and solidago (golden rod).

Snapdragon

Comes from the Greek word anti meaning like and rhin meaning nose. Gracious lady, presumption, graciousness.

Sandersonia

Named for John Sanderson, who discovered the plant in 1851 in South Africa.

Salvia

Comes from the Latin word salvia which means to heal.

Salal

Zest.

Ranunculus

Comes from the Latin word ranunculus meaning little frog. You are in attractions.

Queen Anne's Lace

Haven, self-reliance.

King Protea

Comes from the Greek god, Proteus who was known to be able to change into different shapes.

Pincushion Protea

Comes from the Greek God, Proteus who was known to be able to change into different shapes.

Poppy

Remembrance, wealth, pleasure, imagination, eternal sleep.

Platycodon

Named balloon flower because buds look like inflated balloons ready to burst.