There are many flowers that imply melancholy, such as daffodils, thyme, hyacinthus orientalis, yellow roses, lavender, begonia and corn poppy. The similarities of these flowers are that they all have the meaning of loneliness and melancholy, representing sadness.
The flower that can best represent melancholy is hyacinthus orientalis, because hyacinthus orientalis's flower language is sad and melancholy love. Other flowers that can represent melancholy are blue snowflake, heather, plum blossom, wisteria and other flowers.
1, blue snowflake
The flower language of blue snowflake is cold and melancholy, and its flowers are usually born at the top of branches, giving people a feeling of holding their heads high and blooming alone. Blue snowflake can be used to express their sadness.
2. Photinia australis
Heather is usually used to describe lonely love, and its flowery language is loneliness and betrayal. If one party in the relationship is unfaithful, you can give him a bunch of Heather, hoping that the other party will die alone.
3. Plum blossom
Plum blossoms bloom alone in the cold winter, and do not compete with other flowers. Therefore, plum blossoms have the meaning of loneliness and sadness, and are suitable for friends who have unhappy lives.
4. Wisteria
The flower language of wisteria is sadness and indifference, which means that you like being alone and are not good at communicating with others. If you have friends with cold personality around you, you can give wisteria to them.
5. Flowers on the other side
There are two colors of flowers on the other side: red blooms in hell and white blooms in heaven, which means loneliness and sadness. You can use flowers on the other side to express your melancholy.