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The Columbine Flower’s Message Is:

Wherever your journey takes you, stay steadfast in your faith, love, and friendships. Believe in things that are not yet seen.

The Columbine Flower Interesting Facts

• Colorado State Flower
• Abundant through the northern hemisphere
• At least sixty different species of Columbine
• Hummingbird attractant, large amounts of nectar in each flower
• Colors include red, white, purple, blue, pink and yellow and many variations of these colors
• Flowers are edible and are sweet, seeds and roots should not be eaten; they are highly toxic

Offer the Columbine Flower on These Occasions

• To welcome spring
• To give fortitude to see a project through
• As a symbol of thanks to a friend or colleague for their unswerving support
• As a birth flower, especially for any birthdays in May or early June

There never was a cowboy who couldn’t be throwed; there never was a horse who couldn’t be rode.  – Cowboy proverb

Dahlia Symbolism

• Remaining graceful
• Finding inner strength
• Changing in a positive way
• Standing out from the crowd
• Always be kind
• Staying adventurous and relaxed
• Commitment

Victorian Symbolism

The symbolic meaning of the dahlia in the Victorian language of flowers has survived. When given as a gift, the dahlia flower expresses sentiments of dignity and elegance. It is also the symbol of a commitment and bond that lasts forever. The dahlia flower is still used today in gardens and flower arrangements to celebrate love and marriage.

“You dance love, and you dance joy, and you dance dreams. And I know if I can make you smile by jumping over a couple of couches or running through a rainstorm, then I’ll be very glad to be a song and dance man.”  -Gene Kelly

“Ilsa: But what about us?
Rick: We’ll always have Paris”
– Casablanca, film

Life is better in flip flops!

(Colors vary.)