Flowers that symbolize youth
- Daisies are a happy flower.Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of Tony
The daisy may be the most frequently mentioned flower to symbolize youth. Daisies are a happy flower associated with all things innocent and gentle. The soft petals range in colors, but the most common is white. - Primroses are associated with beginnings.Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of tanakawho
The primrose, which means "first rose," blossoms in early spring. A primrose is associated with beginnings and, by extension, early youth. - White rosebuds convey innocence.Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of Powi) (Per Ola Wiberg
Rosebuds in general, but white rosebuds especially so, convey images of innocence. They are often associated with girlhood. - Any pink flower represents youth.Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of Swaminathan
Just about any pink flower can be associated with youth since they hint at innocence as well as joy--two common qualities in the young. - In a slightly different vein, the aniseed is associated with the restoration or return to youth. The plant, known for its licorice-flavored seeds, bears tiny white flowers in the summer, and its seeds can be gathered in the autumn.
The Daisy
Primrose
White Rosebud
Anything Pink
Aniseed
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