Flower Lore and Legend

“Flower Lore and Legend” by Katharine M Beals, published by Fredonia Books in December 2002, is a comprehensive exploration of the cultural significance and historical uses of various flowers. This edition, comprising 252 pages, delves into the lore surrounding flowers such as the snowdrop, crocus, and rose, providing insights into their meanings and roles in society. Written in English, the book presents a blend of gardening knowledge and folklore, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of nature and culture.
Readers will find a detailed examination of numerous flowers, each accompanied by its unique story and significance. The text covers a wide array of topics, including gardening practices and the social science aspects of flowers, while also touching on folklore and mythology. This exploration not only highlights the beauty of flowers but also their deeper connections to human traditions and beliefs.
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CONTENTS The Use of Flowers – The Snowdrop – The Arbutus – The Crocus – The Anemone – The Narcissus – The Dandelion – The Lily of the Valley – The Violet – The Pansy – The Mignonette – The Buttercup – The Forget-Me-Not – The Hyacinth – The Marguerite: A Daisy – The Peony – The Sunflower – The Clover – The Bachelor Buttons – The Rose – The Lily – The Passion Flower – The Mandrake – The Marigold – The Orchid – The Verbena – The Water Lily – The Poppy – The Iris – The Thistle – The Columbine – The Goldenrod – The Gentian – The Chrysanthemum – The Rosemary – L’Envoi
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