Meaning of Flowers – Primrose
August 9th, 2008
Primrose ~ “I can’t live without you!”
Botanical Name: Primula ~ The Primulaceae Family
The Primrose, better known as the “first rose” of the year or the first spring flower, stood for first love, growing suddenly in unexpected places. In parts of Western England, the Primrose is called the Butter Rose for its color is like that of the farmhouse butter.
Primroses were very fashionable in Victorian times. They are believed to have come from
China, and the Alps.
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