Carnations

• Carnations are simple and hearty, and they come in many colors.Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of D. Sharon Pruitt
  
  Carnations are simple, pretty flowers grown in almost every color. There is a legend in the Christian faith that the first carnation to ever bloom grew as Mary wept for Jesus while he carried the cross. Carnations were popular in ancient Greece as a decoration. They represent love and affection, and they are recognized as the official flower of Mother's Day.
  
  

Daisies

• Daisies grow as wildflowers, and are cultivated for bouquets.Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of Sharon Mollerus
  
  There are several different varieties of daisies, including gerbera daisies, moon daisies, and shasta daisies. Gerbera daisies are popular for bouquets, and other varieties grow as wildflowers. Daisies represent innocence and purity, as well as cheerful beauty.
  
  

Dahlias

• Dahlias are an exotic flower found in several vibrant colors."dahlia" is Copyrighted by Flickr user: elbfoto (Holger (PC-Problems)) under the Creative Commons Attribution license.
  
  Dahlias are an exotic flower native to Mexico. There are records that suggests the ancient Aztecs used dahlias in an attempt to treat and cure epilepsy. Dahlias represent dignity and elegance.
  
  

Lilies

• White lilies symbolize purity and faith, while other colors have different meanings.Image by Flickr.com, courtesy of Sharon Mollerus
  
  There are dozens of varieties of lilies, including lilies of the valley, Peruvian lilies, tiger lilies, and calla lilies. White lilies symbolize chastity, virtue, and faith, and since they are mentioned in the Bible, they hold a special significance for Christians. Other colors and varieties represent beauty, friendship, and sophistication.
  
  

Snapdragons

• Snapdragons, which grown in colorful stalks, are native to the southern region of Spain. They were prized by the ancient Romans, and dried snapdragons have been found in some Roman temples and burial sites. Snapdragons represent strength and desire.