The language and legend of Fritillaria

The flower language of Fritillaria

The flower language of Fritillaria is patience. The peculiarity of Fritillaria is that its flowers always open downwards. No matter how beautiful and delicate the flower is, it will open downwards from the moment it blooms. This is also the source of its flower language.

Some people may say that the flower language of the downward-opening Fritillaria should be humility and low-key. In fact, the Fritillary was once called the representative flower of Isidore, Bishop of Seville. The reason is that the bishop devoted all his energy to education and was passionate about educational work, and he also demonstrated the most obvious characteristic of an educator, which is patience. It is because of such a great person who bestowed the quality of patience on the Fritillaria that the Fritillaria has such a flower language.

The legend of Fritillaria

The legend of Fritillaria is related to the origin of its flower language. In ancient Western countries, people used to combine great men with flowers to commemorate them. It was common to see hundreds of flowers blooming in medieval Catholic monasteries. Because when they use specific flowers to commemorate specific great people, they often plant them in a courtyard. Over time, hundreds of flowers grow together. The Fritillary is one of them and is regarded as the representative flower of Isidore. Therefore, Fritillaria also represents the spiritual character of a saint.