Carnation Flower

Scientific name: Dianthus carryophyllus

Place of origin: Mediterranean region, Eurasia

Brief introduction:
The carnation's history dates back to ancient Greek and Roman times, when it was used in art and décor. Christians believe that the first carnation bloomed on earth when Mary wept for Jesus as he carried his cross. The carnation is referred to one of the world’s oldest flower varieties with numerous colors and each color of carnation has a different meaning. Due to the fact that carnations last long even when cut, the carnation has throughout its rich history been one of the most popular in different occasions as well, especially Mother's Day and weddings.

Efficacy:

• Improved blood circulation and metabolism


• Anti-aging


• Adjusted internal secretion properties


• Spot reducing and anti-wrinkle


• Helped relaxing


• Stimulated appetite


• Curative effect in headache, toothache and cough

Meaning:

General color------Fascination, Distinction, and Love
Pink---------------Mother’s Love, Gratitude
Light Red----------Admiration
Dark Red----------Deep love and Affection
White-------------Pure love and good luck
Striped------------Regret, Refusal
Green-------------St. Patrick's Day
Purple------------Capriciousness, the death of a loved one in France
Yellow------------Disappointment, Dejection

Caution: Please keep in cool and dry environment, and keep out of reach of children.

Matches: Forgetmenot, Violet, Rose, Peony

Quantities and Steeping: 3-4 pieces into hot water for 3 minutes