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As the twelve signs are set out to follow the regular cycle of the Seasons, there are naturally many similarities between each sign and the Elements of Nature. This means that certain stones, plants, flowers, trees, fruit and animals are in harmony with each zodiacal sign. However, this is not always directly linked to the season or the time of the year during which such natural phenomenon appears, but it corresponds to the fundamental characteristics of the sign in question. Here is a guide of the flowers that link to the signs. Blessed Be!!! |
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Aries Heather is associated with this sign-its bushy vigorous, hardy and ornamental at the same time. It is known for its antiseptic and diuretic medicinal properties, useful in treating urinary tract infections. Heather is also associated with the sign of scorpio. Chamomile is a well-known treatment for soothing stress-related migranes which so often affect those born under this sign. Daisy Originates from an oriental name meaning 'rare pearl' and symbolises the kind of anxious, impatient and exclusive love often experienced by those born under this sign. |
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Taurus Gentian is associated with Taurus because of its slow flowering and its longevity. Indeed, the yellow genitan can live for up to 50 years. In ancient times, its roots were used in love rituals to encourage reciprocal affection and to stimulate sensuality. Purple or White Lilac of persian origin, this is the supreme flower of love. In the same way as the swallow is a forerunner of spring, the flowering lilac announces the season for love, dedicated to Venus, ruling planet of this sign. Lily of the Valley was also used in love spells, hence the french custom of offering it to loved ones on the 1st May. It also helps to stimulate the intellectual faculties and the curiosity of Taureans who are often slow and traditional thinkers. |
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Gemini Lavender symbolises the fulfilment of wishes and dreams of love. Its scent has a soothing effect on the mental agitation common to those born under this sign. It is often used to help those who have difficulty gettin to sleep. Narcissus has a powerful heady fragrance which can make you feel quite dreamy. It has medicinal properties recommended for asthma and nervous disorders, often experienced by Geminis. Peony is associated with this sign due to the beautiful red colour of some varieties. It also has soothing properties which are beneficial to people suffering from nervous disorders. |
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Cancer Honeysuckle like those born under the sign of cancer, honeysuckle will only flourish in a suitable, and peaceful place. It has always symbolised nostalgia - an idealised way of looking at the past. Iris the flower of immortality is dear to the heart of those born under this sign, who often yearn for time to stop. Its properties stimulate and encourage inspiration and creative imagination. St. Johns Wort nicknamed 'herb of the faeries', protects against demons of anguish, against melancholy and harmful brooding, which can affect those born under the sign of cancer. It calms the soul and fortifies the mind. |
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Leo Lily the flowers of Gods and kings, of divine power. It is also the flower of love, and is associated with a flawless complexion. The lily is a sacred flower, worthy of those born under this sign. Lotus the lushness of the lotus and its abundance of seeds sybolises wealth and prosperity, unconditional love and perfect happiness. The lotus is belived to moderate pride in a person's behaviour and to calm, quiet confidence. Sunflower as its name indicates, this flower turns towards the sun. Its shape and appearance are reminiscent of the ruling planet of Leo. |
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Virgo Buttercup this pretty little flower has a self-confident appearance and it gives a boost to those born under the sign of Virgo who tend to doubt and underestimate themselves. Chicory helps those under this sign with the depressive moods they can be prone to and stimulates their digestive system. Foxglove nicknamed the 'Virgin's finger' since legend has it that mary used it to treata wound to her thumb. This flower is believed to protect wellbeing and health. Virgoans consider these matters very important. |
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Libra Dahlia this flower is associated with the sign of Libra because it is a beautiful, very symmetrical flower with a subtle fragrance. This appearance echoes the importance those born under this sign attach to looks, shape and standards. Rose this queen of flowers, with its strong and intoxicating fragrance, is the symbol of the perfect, eternal love. When the tomb of Tutankhamen was discovered in 1922, the archeologists found several undamaged rose bouquets which had been placed on his coffin, some 3200 years earlier, by his wife, queen Ankhsenamon. The rose is a beautiful, delicate, precious and refined flower; qualities which fit in well with the sign of Libra. Violet these flowers used to grow amongst the roses and hyacinths in the gardens where Hades-Pluto kept Persephone captive. They were used to make love potions in ancient times and they are associated with the gentleness, the exquisite charm, the need for harmony and the delicacy common to those born under this sign. |
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Scorpio Chrysanthemum the name literally means 'golden flower'; it symbolises plenitude, pefection and immortality, and flowers during the period that corresponds with the sign of Scorpio. It is the symbol of eternal life. Orchid the orchid is regarded as the flower of love and sensuality. It is associated with the reproductive organs which are in turn closely connected to the sign of Sorpio. In the middle ages, concoctions made from the roots of tis flowers were used as an aphrodisiac. Poppy this flower has a narcotic and hallucinogenic properties, but can also act as a deadly poison. It is associated with sleep, oblivion, and death. all relevent to the sign of Scorpio. |
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Sagittarius Angelica is the flower of the angel, or more precisely of the Archangel Raphael, the healer, who according to legend, revealed its medicinal properties, particularly that of healing the plague. It symbolises a harminous connection between material life and spiritual life, both necessary for the fulfillment of those born under this sign. Jasmine the sweet-scented jasmine is the symbol of happiness and prosperity. Its medicinal properties help to maintain a practical mind as well as a highly developed intellect. Marigold it is the flower of happiness and providence and in latin it means 'following the sun'. The tincture of calendula, extracted from it, has antiseptic and healing properties. The marigold is thoght to make people sociable, communicative, understanding, tolerant and kind; qualities those born under this sign possess, or hope to. |
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Capricorn Nasturtium this flower is well-known as a tonic and for its stimulating properties and is meant to encourage the flexibility and open-mindedness sometimes lacking in those born under this sign. It also helps them to fight against senility, as they naturally tend to suffer from premature ageing. Holly this plant remains green in winter and is the symbol of the reappearance of day and light which occurs during the winter solstice, when the sun enters the sign of Capricorn. It is a token of happiness, long life, and wealth. Mallow This flower is well-known for casting out dark and depressing thoughts, which can plague those under those born under this sign. |
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Aquarius Laurel in ancient greece, the laurel was dedicated to Apollo who used to chew it to aid his prophecies, and to Dioysus, the god of wine. In rome, it was associated with jupiter, and the symbol of glory. The french baccalaureat (from the latin bacca laurea which means 'laurel berry'), takes its name from the laurel wreath bestowed upon scholars and poets. All these elements reveal affinities with the contrasting and complex qualities of the sign of Aquarius. Primula the primula with its green leaves, is, as its name indicates, the first of the spring flowers. it is however associated with the second winter sign as it symbolises hope, renewal, aspirations, future plans, but also free-thinking. Verbena it is claimed that if you rub verbena ointment onto your body, your skin will be protected from harmful ultraviolet rays. It appeases the restlessness of those born under this sign, moderates their enthusiasm and relieves the aches and cramps they tend to suffer from. |
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Pisces Red Poppy this is a beautiful red flower from the poppy family which, together with the cornflower and the daisy, represent the colours of the french flag. Ever since ancient times it has been renowned for treating insomnia and emotional disorders which often affect those born under this sign. In addition, it helps you to cope better with everyday life. Forget Me Not this flower is associated with memory and quickness of mind which it stimulates, and also with fidelity and consistency. It releases thoses born under this sign from the anxiety and the dark thoughts which they sometimes harbour. Sage is the plant which 'saves' and 'cures all illnesses'. The physicians of Antiquity and modern herbalists agree on its universal virtues. The sweeping claims made about the benefits of this plant correspond to the aspirations of those born under the sign of Pisces, a sign traditionally regarded by astrologers as the saviour of the world. |
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