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Meaning Of Hydrangea Flowers
The Hydrangea is native to Asia and North and South America. There are about 70–75 species of flowering plants that belong to the hydrangea family. The name comes from the Greek “hydor,” meaning water, and and 'angeion' meaning cask or jug, and refers to the spherical shape of the open flower head. Characterized also by its wooden stems and lacy, star-shaped flowers that resemble a pom pom, the hydrangea’s color ranges from white to blue to pink and purple, often determined by the acidity level of the soil. There remains some debate over the hydrangea’s symbolism – with some connecting it to vanity and boastfulness (perhaps reflecting its abundance of petals and lavish, rounded shape) and others suggesting that a bouquet of hydrangea expresses the giver’s gratefulness for the recipient’s understanding. Still others suggest it represents anything that’s sincerely heartfelt. Despite this variation in flower meaning, there appears to be an overwhelming consensus that this 4th wedding anniversary flower possesses enduring grace and beauty.
Some Interesting Facts about Hydrangea
Hydrangea flowers Special care Hydrangea flowers live two to four weeks and need bright, indirect light. These flowering plants need plenty of water to prevent wilting. Proper care involves maintaining an evenly moist soil level, as well as being careful not to over water, which can damage the plant. Hydrangea plants in bloom do not need additional fertilizer. Occasions Beautiful, multi-functional and easy to use - Hydrangeas are good for all occasions.
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There
have been various interpretations but the hydrangea in general
stands for friendship, devotion, perseverance, and
understanding.