Here are our sunflower recommendations
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Sunflowers
There are many reasons why "Sun" is given to this flower:
Significance of sending sunflowers:
It is believed that sunflowers first appeared in Americas 3000 years ago. The European explorers to
the New World brought the bright, beautiful and cheery sunflowers back to Europe and the flower's
eventually spread to the rest of the world.
There are many varieties, ranging from small to large, and from daylight yellow to sunset red. They are
still being cultivated for food such as sunflower seeds and sunflower oils.
There are many reasons why "Sun" is given to this flower:
- sunflower has the appearance of a sun with brilliant yellow petals that surround the flower's center
- the stalks of a sunflower are very tall and stretch the bright petals towards the sun.
- sunflower’s petals likened to bright yellow rays of sunshine
- the flower glows brightly and warmly
Significance of sending sunflowers:
- evokes feeling of happiness to the receiver
- brightens the spirit of the receiver
- cheers up the mood of the receiver
- conveys your passion, warmth and care
- encourages boldness to the receiver
- symbolizes your loyalty and constancy
- expresses your adoration of receiver
- wish longevity to the receiver
It is believed that sunflowers first appeared in Americas 3000 years ago. The European explorers to
the New World brought the bright, beautiful and cheery sunflowers back to Europe and the flower's
eventually spread to the rest of the world.
There are many varieties, ranging from small to large, and from daylight yellow to sunset red. They are
still being cultivated for food such as sunflower seeds and sunflower oils.
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