Floral Design with Cara: Larkspur: The Flower for Every July Baby
By Cara Ewald on July 11, 2014 from Floral Design with Cara
- Pink larkspur flowers represent fickleness.
- White blossoms signify a happy-go-lucky nature.
- Purple represent first love and a sweet disposition.
- In Transylvania, dried larkspur was placed in stables to keep witches from casting spells on the animals.
- In England, larkspur flowers were used to cure ailments and in Summer Solstice celebrations.
- Native Americans and European settlers made blue dye from larkspur flowers.
- The most ancient use of larkspur flowers was to drive away scorpions.
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