A New Day Song Spring and the Rose Again
FlourishAnyway believes there is a playlist for but about any situation and is on a mission to unite and entertain the world through song.
Celebrate the dazzler of flowers and all of the shades of significant that they represent. Make a playlist of pop, rock, country, and R&B songs most roses, wildflowers, daisies, tulips, and other flowers.
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Flowers Speak Volumes
Doesn't someone in your life deserve flowers—gorgeous, fragrant, spirit-boosting flowers? It doesn't have to be a special occasion like Valentine'due south 24-hour interval or Female parent's Day to let a loved i know you care.
Flowers can convey a rainbow of emotions, from honey to congratulations to sympathy. Even when you cannot muster the right combination of words to express yourself, a bouquet of roses, daffodils, or carnations can speak volumes on your behalf. Music can serve the aforementioned purpose.
Celebrate the magic of flowers with a playlist of popular, rock, country, and R&B songs virtually them. Nosotros have a long list to become you started.
1. "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" by Poison
The stone band Poisonous substance points out in the only number ane hit of their career that love may be beautiful, but it certain isn't perfect. This power ballad from 1988 represents hair metal in its heyday.
Brett Michaels wrote the song most a failed dearest relationship. He was on the road, and he called his girlfriend merely to hear a man's voice in the background. The relationship floundered at the same time his career was taking off, but it gave us a love song nigh the increasing distance between two lovers careening towards heartache.
two. "Supermarket Flowers" by Ed Sheeran
Wilting supermarket flowers, one-time photographs, and become well cards are poignant reminders of the narrator's recently deceased mother in this 2017 pop song. They signify "memories of a life that'southward been loved." Understandably, the narrator is numb and emotionally devastated that the angel in his life has flown domicile.
3. "Roses" past Shawn Mendes
Torn about expressing his feelings to a girl he loves, the interloper in this 2016 love song decides to get for it by presenting his beloved with a rose. Although she seems happy with the guy she's with, he hopes that her feelings for him are even stronger.
"Remember that children, marriages, and bloom garden reflect the kind of intendance they get." - H. Jackson Brownish Jr., American author
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four. "Black Roses Red" past Alana Grace
Black roses symbolize danger, mystery, vulnerability, or dark emotions. In actuality, black roses are a very dark shade of red, purple, or crimson.
The woman in this 2009 pop song feels empty and is drowning in her loneliness. Although she is afraid of rejection, she is as well ready for relief from her sadness, thus she asks the object of her affection, "Tin can you lot turn my blackness roses red?"
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v. "2 Dozen Roses" by Shenandoah
"Distressing" isn't enough for whatever this fella has washed. In this 1989 state chart-topper, a man is now broken-hearted, having been left by the sweetheart he betrayed. He wonders what it would possibly take to win back her love:
If I had 2 dozen roses, and an quondam bottle of vino
If I really could've hung the moon, would it change your listen
If I could cry a niggling harder, and become a piffling less sleep at night
If I had two dozen roses would it change your heed.
At that place are lots of ways to express regret and apologize. If you're sorry about something you've done, peradventure you tin can make a playlist of songs about regret and feeling sorry to convey your remorse.
vi. "Forget Me Nots" past Patrice Rushen
The lady in this 1982 R&B is 2d-guessing her breakup with her swain, believing that perhaps they gave up on love besides soon. The trouble, still, is that he has moved on to a new relationship. That doesn't stop this interloper from sending him a bouquet of forget me nots in an endeavor to rekindle their relationship. Sneaky girl.
seven. "Flower" by Kylie Minogue
I tell my girl that I accept ever known her, always loved her, fifty-fifty earlier she was a twinkle in her daddy'due south eye. Some may recollect that's a silly idea, simply Kylie Monogue understands information technology.
Written while the singer was undergoing treatment for breast cancer, this 2012 popular ballad features a narrator who lovingly addresses a future kid whom she may or may not e'er have. It expresses devotion and longing to perpetuate the beauty of life.
"Flowers don't worry about about how they're going to bloom. They just open up up and plough toward the lite and that makes them beautiful." - Jim Carrey, American comedian
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8. "Like A Rose" by Ashley Monroe
The girl in this 2013 state carol has faced much arduousness in her young life. Her male parent died when she was 13, and as a event, her family unit crumbled. And so, she got married likewise early on to the incorrect human being in an attempt to escape her dwelling life. In spite of her circumstances and bad choices, the narrator marvels that somehow she came out like a rose.
nine. "The Rose" past Bette Midler
The Divine Miss Yard was in her prime when she recorded this 1979 pop hit, and her vocalism was like butter. Her signature song proclaims that even though dearest can be overwhelming, barbarous, and capable of leaving y'all agape or biting, it most importantly has redemptive beauty.
10. "Fading Similar a Flower" past Roxette
Relationships may terminate, but ofttimes feelings still linger. The woman in this international pop hit from 1991 is having problem getting over her ex. Out of addiction, she reaches out for him, expecting his presence. Just seeing him causes her to fade like a rose with no water.
11. "Daisy" by Zedd (featuring Julia Michaels)
When it comes to dearest, Daisy, the girl named after a flower, makes poor choices for herself. In this 2015 popular vocal, the narrator seeks to rescue Daisy from bad relationships and a broken heart. Naturally, he believes the secret to Daisy's future happiness lies in their beingness together:
I would take the light out the stars to help you meet
Anything to guide you directly to me.
12. "Rose In December" by Halestorm
Take you plant the lover who is worth the look? In this 2001 beloved ballad, a human being promises that while others have turned abroad, he volition faithfully await for his partner even through the bitterest of challenges:
Allow me be your Rose In December
And I'll exist standing here, until bound comes and the snow melts away
Let me be your Rose In December
I'll stand here forever, loving you, as a rose in December.
"World laughs in flowers." - Ralph Waldo Emerson, American poet
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12 Idioms Well-nigh Flowers
| Flower Idiom | Meaning |
|---|---|
| the flower is off the rose/the blush is off the rose | something is no longer new, fresh, or heady |
| fresh as a daisy | well rested and energetic |
| a rose by any other name would aroma as sweet | the names of things don't reflect what they really are |
| flower of the flock | best of the group |
| pushing upwards daisies | to be expressionless and buried |
| gild the lily | decorate something that is already ornate |
| cut down the tall poppies | criticizing people who stand out from the crowd |
| a bed of roses/a primrose path | an easy, luxurious life |
| wallflower | an introverted or socially anxious type who doesn't interact much with others at parties and other social occasions |
| gone to seed | declined in quality or appearance |
| rose-colored glasses | to perceive something in an unrealistically optimistic and positive manner |
| life is not always guns and roses | in that location'due south more to life than state of war and love |
13. "Ruddy Blossom Girl" by Air
Being painfully shy sometimes means missing out on love. In this 2004 pop song, the protagonist has a vanquish on a daughter whom he dubs the "carmine blossom daughter." (This is a slang term for a daughter of one'southward dreams, a girl who is non only physically gorgeous merely also has a beautiful soul.) Although others encourage him, he can't gather the courage to approach her.
14. "Coming Up Roses" by Keira Knightley
From the 2013 soundtrack of the movie, Begin Again, this ditty is about a relationship in which everything is coming up roses, but not for both partners. The narrator sees modify coming, every bit both of their lives are heading in different directions. She's trying to find peace with it but is as well conflicted well-nigh holding on to the present.
"Flowers are the music of the globe." - Marty Rubin, American writer
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fifteen. "Run For The Roses" by Dan Fogelberg
Who doesn't love baby horses? The unofficial theme for the Kentucky Derby, this 1982 soft rock vocal celebrates the destiny of a newborn filly.
Among green pastures, the immature thoroughbred will grow strong to compete in the ultimate horse race, the Kentucky Derby. The Derby is a race for three-yr-old horses and is oft called "The Most Exciting Two Minutes In Sports." A blanket of roses is draped over the winning equus caballus.
sixteen. "Plastic Roses" by Jessica Sanchez
Plastic roses are the image of fakery. Unfortunately, the girl in this 2013 pop song finds herself disillusioned in dear, having fallen for a player who doesn't return her feelings. She finds herself cleaved and betrayed, lying on the flooring smelling the plastic roses from her plastic-hearted lover. (Recycle and forget him!)
17. "Lotus Blossom" past Radiohead
Knowing a scrap most the lotus flower helps i to empathize this song a little better. The lotus flower is a symbol of purity, harmony, and enlightenment and is ofttimes used in Buddhist contexts. The bloom grows in the mud and rises higher up the surface of the murky water to bloom. Some types of lotus flowers are also known to have psychoactive backdrop.
The narrator in this 2011 rock song describes his attraction to his lover every bit an addiction and uses the lotus flower as a metaphor for their intense connection:
Slowly we unfurl as lotus flowers
'Cause all I want is the moon upon a stick
I dance effectually the pit, the darkness is beneath
I can't kicking your habit.
18. "Amaryllis" by Shinedown
Perhaps you're puzzled why this flower might inspire a stone song. The amaryllis is commonly known every bit the lily. It is valued for its willingness to blossom indoors during the wintertime and is often used in funeral arrangements as a symbol of innocence and transition.
The protagonist in this searching tune from 2012 is facing a death of sorts and references uninvited tragedies and his recent eulogy. Stuck between an former identity that still lingers and one that is waiting to blossom, he summons the amaryllis to bloom and evidence its colors.
19. "Build Me Up Buttercup" by The Foundations
The more this human's sweetheart breaks her promises, the more he chases her. Asking why she builds him up only to let him down, the narrator in this 1968 pop favorite pours his eye out to the girl he loves.
The young woman he lovingly addresses as "Buttercup" is messing with his mind, however. Perhaps his choice of nicknames is appropriate, as buttercups are known for both their hitting beauty and the fact that they tin can exist poisonous to some creatures.
20. "Kiss From A Rose" by Seal
This nautical chart-topper and Grammy winning R&B song from1991 likens the magic of dearest to an habit. The narrator claims that his lover's osculation brings vivid colour and light to his globe, as if he is being kissed past a rose against a background of grey. And like a rose with its thorns, she is his power, his pleasure, his hurting.
"Where flowers bloom, so does promise." - Lady Bird Johnson, former First Lady of the United States.
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Even More than Songs Most Flowers
| Song | Artist | Year Released |
|---|---|---|
| 21. Bed Of Roses | Bon Jovi | 1993 |
| 22. Dead Flowers | Miranda Lambert | 2009 |
| 23. Candle in the Wind | Elton John | 1997 |
| 24. Sunflower | Lenny Kravitz (featuring Drake) | 2011 |
| 25. Desert Rose | Sting | 1999 |
| 26. Lotus Intro | Christina Aguilera | 2012 |
| 27. Wildflower | Deana Carter | 2003 |
| 28. Purchase Me a Rose | Kenny Rogers | 1999 |
| 29. Morn Glory | Oasis | 1995 |
| 30. Flowers | Chris Young | 2006 |
| 31. (I Never Promised Y'all A) Rose Garden | Lynn Anderson | 1970 |
| 32. She's a Wildflower | Lauren Alaina | 2011 |
| 33. Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses | Kathy Mattea | 1988 |
| 34. A Rose By Any Name | Blondie | 2013 |
| 35. A Dozen Roses and a 6-Pack | Cole Swindell | 2014 |
| 36. Flowers for Mama | George Jones | 1965 |
| 37. Flowers on the Wall | The Statler Brothers | 1966 |
| 38. Rose Garden | Nick Jonas & the Administration | 2010 |
| 39. You Don't Bring Me Flowers Anymore | Barbara Streisand and Neil Diamond | 1978 |
| 40. Roses | Mary J. Blige | 2007 |
| 41. Dead Flowers | The Rolling Stones | 1971 |
| 42. Carolina Rose | Gloriana | 2012 |
| 43. Eighteen Xanthous Roses | Bobby Darin | 1963 |
| 44. Where Accept All the Flowers Gone | Peter, Paul, and Mary | 1962 |
| 45. Yankee Rose | David Lee Roth | 1986 |
| 46. Female parent Rose | Patti Smith | 2004 |
| 47. Blue Orchid | The White Stripes | 2005 |
| 48. Lotus Flower Bomb | Wale (featuring Miguel) | 2011 |
| 49. Virginia Bluebell | Miranda Lambert | 2009 |
| 50. The Yellowish Rose | Johnny Lee and Lane Brody | 1984 |
| 51. Roses for the Expressionless | Funeral for a Friend | 2003 |
| 52. Xanthous Roses | Dolly Parton | 1989 |
| 53. When I Was Your Man | Bruno Mars | 2012 |
| 54. Automated Flowers | Our Lady Peace | 1997 |
| 55. Flowers in December | Mazzy Star | 1996 |
| 56. Life Is a Flower | Ace of Base of operations | 1998 |
| 57. Flower | Cody Simpson | 2015 |
| 58. Guilty Flowers | Ward Thomas | 2016 |
| 59. Flowers | 5 After Midnight | 2017 |
| lx. Plastic Rose | Maroon five | 2017 |
| 61. Paper Roses | Marie Osmond | 1973 |
| 62. Mama Liked the Roses | Elvis Presley | 1970 |
| 63. Button th' Little Daisies | Ween | 1993 |
| 64. All Flowers in Time Bend Towards the Lord's day | Jeff Buckley & Elizabeth Fraser | 1997 |
| 65. Flowers | Gabi Demartino | 2018 |
| 66. Sunflower | Post Malone & Swae Lee | 2018 |
| 67. Red Roses for a Blue Lady | Wayne Newton | 1965 |
| 68. Love Is a Rose | Linda Ronstadt | 1975 |
| 69. Bring My Flowers Now | Tanya Tucker | 2019 |
| 70. A Dozen Roses and A Half dozen Pack | Cole Swindell | 2014 |
| 71. Daisies | Katy Perry | 2020 |
This content is authentic and true to the best of the writer's knowledge and is not meant to substitute for formal and individualized advice from a qualified professional.
Questions & Answers
Question: Is "But A Rose" a song?
Reply: There is a song called, "Just a Rose Will Practice," and I'g wondering if peradventure this may be what your grandmother used to sing? It's common to miss a word here and there when recalling lyrics.
When time shall come up for my leaving
When I bid yous farewell
Don't spend your money for flowers
Just a rose will do
I'll become to a beautiful garden
When my life'south work is through
Don't spend your money for flowers
Just a rose volition do
I desire a skillful old-fourth dimension preacher
To preach the gospel truth
I desire no tales of my history
So just a rose will do
I'll demand no organization
To make a large to-do
Just take some good old-time singing
Then just a rose will do.
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FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on Apr 10, 2020:
Peggy - She has such a beautiful vox. Cheers for stopping by! Have a lovely Easter vacation weekend.
Peggy Woods from Houston, Texas on April 08, 2020:
Bette Midler's "The Rose" is rather a haunting vocal, at least to me. Flowers are a joy to behold in nature, in our gardens, and as cut flowers. Bang-up topic!
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on March 01, 2020:
Christina - Thanks for the song proffer!
Christina Foley on February 28, 2020:
Great listing - hither'south one more: Blackness Eyed Suzy past Cheri Knight
FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on Dec 19, 2019:
Christopher Nowak - Cheers for the suggestion.
Christopher Nowak on December 19, 2019:
How could you lot possibly leave out LOVE IS A ROSE (Linda Ronstadt)??!!!
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on December eleven, 2019:
Paula - The "Yellow Rose" vocal at #50 is meant to correspond all the covers of the traditional Civil War vocal, although the lyrics were altered. Thanks for the addition. I'll include Wayne Newton'due south versio; he was last to striking the Top xl with it just gosh, there were several artists who did so. Hope your holiday season is merry and vivid!
Suzie from Carson Metropolis on December 09, 2019:
Hullo Flourish....I've thought of 2 that I didn't encounter listed. Is song #fifty "Yellow Rose," the same equally "The Yellow Rose of Texas?" I don't retrieve so, because the latter was recorded in the '50's.....Likewise, I remember "Cherry Roses for a Blue Lady," sung by Donny Osmond.......Great list!
FlourishAnyway (author) from United states of america on November 28, 2019:
Aretree - The state song The Yellow Rose has the aforementioned melody with new lyrics every bit the traditional folk song and is on here at #50. Thanks for the suggestions.
Aretee on November 26, 2019:
Yellow Rose of Texas
Everything'due south coming up roses
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on June 14, 2019:
Dave - Thanks! Of course! Adding this.
davenmsalinas@gmail.com on June 14, 2019:
Mail Malone - Sunflower
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on January 18, 2019:
Steven - Thanks for the song suggestion.
Steven on January eighteen, 2019:
Kelly Clarkson's 'Sober'... "Picked all my weeds, simply kept the flowers..."
FlourishAnyway (author) from United states of america on December 30, 2018:
Adalie Cousteau - Thanks for the song proffer. Happy New year's day to you as well.
Adalie Cousteau on December 29, 2018:
Some other lovely new song with flowers in the title is "Flowers past The Roadside" past Whitney Tai. Its a great playlist add if you love singer-songwriters. Happy New year everyone.
FlourishAnyway (author) from Usa on August 08, 2018:
Humberto - Thank you for that suggested song. I've added it to the playlist. Accept a terrific day.
Humberto Garza on August 08, 2018:
Hi Great Playlist! this is a Jeff Buckley comprehend vocal by Mind Movie house, "All Flowers in Time bend Towards the Dominicus"
FlourishAnyway (writer) from The states on June 12, 2018:
Yuio boston - Thanks for the song proposition. I've added information technology at #63. Have a terrific solar day!
Yuio boston on June 12, 2018:
Push button th' lil daisies - Ween .
Push button THE LIL DAISIES AND MAKE THEM Come up!!!!!!!!!!!
FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s.a. on Feb 24, 2018:
Peggy - Yes, it'south hard to imagine the number and variety of flower songs! Hope y'all found a couple new ones yous enjoy. Take a adept weekend.
Peggy Woods from Houston, Texas on February 23, 2018:
It is obvious that many people like flowers since so many are featured in song. I was familiar with some of these songs but not nearly equally many equally you featured. Interesting!
FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on Dec 23, 2017:
Dianna - That song is contagious! Thanks for the kind compliment and for stopping past. Have a wonderful Christmas!
Dianna Mendez on December 21, 2017:
I'm still singing Build Me Up Buttercup. Never knew there were and so many songs well-nigh flowers. You e'er know how to draw us readers in for a good learning experience.
FlourishAnyway (writer) from U.s. on December 20, 2017:
Mary - I beloved that idiom too. It seems so appropriate. Cheers for stopping by, and have a wonderful holiday week. Go that husband of yours to buy you a Christmas nowadays. You deserve it!
Mary Wickison from Brazil on Dec nineteen, 2017:
What a corking listing. I recognized some only not the majority. You certain hunt these down. Flowers are used as neat metaphors for many aspects of life.
In your idioms, there are some I've never heard of but now I'll beginning using them, ' Cut down the alpine poppies', I honey it.
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on December 17, 2017:
Peg - Some folks simply can't run into that'southward what they're doing -- "careening towards heartache." Thanks for stopping by. Hope this week is a wonderful i for you.
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on December 17, 2017:
Patricia - Thank you for stopping by and giving an update. May this holiday flavor be a happy one for you lot and your family.
Peg Cole from Northward Dallas, Texas on December 17, 2017:
What an extensive list of flower related songs. I had no thought there were so many. Lyrics tell such an important story on and so many different topics. I like your phrase, "careening towards heartache."
Patricia Scott from North Primal Florida on December 17, 2017:
Music music music...it keeps me uplifted all twenty-four hour period long. I simply attended a cantata at a customs service last dark....and it was divine. 1 vocaliser sang Silent Night acapella....and it was astonishing. And at present hither I am this forenoon looking at a whole collection of songs that will brainstorm my mean solar day refreshed and renewed. The Rose sung my Bette Midler...one of my favorites. I do not know some of these then will exist busy checking them out. Hoping all is skilful in your world...Angels are on the manner...Merry Christmas ps
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on December 15, 2017:
Nell - Thanks for stopping by and the addition. Hope y'all are doing well. Take a great weekend!
Nell Rose from England on December 15, 2017:
Not certain if I missed information technology, but there is the Elvis song, Mama liked the roses? lol! I just remember it because my other half loved Elvis! still does, and sings information technology all 24-hour interval long! Well diverse Elvis songs, not just that one! cracking list! and I was singing away with 'buttercup!' LOL!
FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on December 14, 2017:
Kari - Thank you for the kind nd compliment! Accept a terrific week!
Kari Poulsen from Ohio on December 14, 2017:
Wonderful list. I accept always loved "The Rose" by Bette Midler. The quotes are fantastic!
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on December 12, 2017:
Dora, thank you lot so much for your encouragement and kind words. Have a beautiful week!
Dora Weithers from The Caribbean area on December 11, 2017:
It's all good, just the quotes you include are exceptional. So much in this music listing most the beauty and pregnant of flowers, and past extension, about life. Great job!
FlourishAnyway (author) from Us on December xi, 2017:
Louise - Glad you enjoyed this. I've had it on my to do list for awhile now. Have a wonderful calendar week.
FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s.a. on Dec 11, 2017:
Catherine- It'due south amazing that something supposedly so frivolous can convey so many shades of meaning. They certain boost the spirit. Thanks for reading!
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on Dec xi, 2017:
Heidi - Give thanks you for stopping past! I like that one a agglomeration, too, and the Poison vocal is also a favorite. I guess I'grand showing my age, but hey. Accept a festive week full of holiday spirit. Thank you for stopping by!
Louise Powles from Norfolk, England on December 11, 2017:
You've certainly done your homework! There's so many practiced songs in there I beloved and sing along to.
Catherine Giordano from Orlando Florida on December 11, 2017:
Information technology seems flowers are so much a part of our life that there is a flower for every feeling. Not surprisingly, there is a whole symbolic language of flowers. As well nut surprising, flowers plough upwards in songs. Cheers for this playlist.
Heidi Thorne from Chicago Area on December eleven, 2017:
Roses seem to be the flower of choice for songs! My fave rose song is in the list: Bon Jovi's "Bed of Roses." Cheers for the lovely playlist to start the week!
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on December xi, 2017:
Frank - I capeesh your kind encouragement. Thank you for stopping past!
FlourishAnyway (author) from Us on December 11, 2017:
Rasma - Glad you lot enjoyed this. Have a wonderful week!
Frank Atanacio from Shelton on December 11, 2017:
love your collection brought back memories besides... the Seal song did likewise love these hubs and I can't say it enough
Gypsy Rose Lee from Daytona Embankment, Florida on December 11, 2017:
Thank you for this wonderful musical post about flowers. Just right for a common cold frozen world exterior the window.
FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on December 11, 2017:
Linda - I probably should take named it "Roses and Other Flowers" because at that place are and then many most roses — dead ones, plastic ones, newspaper ones, faded ones, etc. So far I'm non running out of ideas for playlists. It's a fun challenge thinking of new topics. Take a wonderful calendar week and stay warm!
Linda Crampton from British Columbia, Canada on December 10, 2017:
I was impressed past the number of songs nigh roses that are included in this article. I can sympathize why the flowers are and then popular. They are so beautiful. I'yard too impressed by the number of playlist articles that yous've created! They are always interesting.
FlourishAnyway (author) from United states of america on Dec 10, 2017:
Linda - I environs myself with poinsettias this fourth dimension of year and relish their color. Unfortunately I do have a cat who ignores all grooming and nips their leaves, then promptly throws them upwards on the carpet. She does it to every plant, and the fact that poinsettias are hazardous doesn't deter her. I put them upward high, merely she considers it a special claiming and goes high too when I'm not looking. They are beautiful for the several weeks that they last. Bulbs in the spring are awesome as well. I once planted so many that neighbors stopped to gawk because my yard looked similar The netherlands! Have a wonderful calendar week and stay warm!
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on December 10, 2017:
Mary - Thank you for commenting. I discover it interesting how certain flowers are symbols and even certain color roses convey specific meaning. Take a swell calendar week!
FlourishAnyway (author) from Usa on December 10, 2017:
Devika - I appreciate the kind compliment and am glad you enjoyed this.
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on December 10, 2017:
Bill - Thanks for stopping by! Glad y'all found a favorite here on this list. Have a wonderful calendar week.
FlourishAnyway (author) from Us on December 10, 2017:
Genna - Her vocalization, especially in its prime, was just magnificent. I beloved that song of hers. A true talent! Have a happy week and savour the vacation season!
FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on December 10, 2017:
Nikki - Give thanks you for existence the first to end by to comment today. I hope you take some lovely flowers to bring you lot joy. I am enjoying my poinsettias this holiday flavor and trying to keep my bad true cat from chewing on them. She didn't go her he memo that they are potentially dangerous to cats.
Linda Lum from Washington State, USA on Dec 10, 2017:
Flourish, how nice to take flowers to think of, particularly at this fourth dimension of yr. The atmospheric condition has been frightfully cold and everything in my garden has turned black and slimy. Not a pretty sight.
When I say the title of this article I thought, there tin't actually exist that many, tin there?" Well, yous proved me incorrect in one case once again. I didn't count, but does it seem that near of the songs are about roses?
I hope this day finds you warm and snug and ready for the holidays.
Mary Norton from Ontario, Canada on December 10, 2017:
How interesting to know how many songs talk of flowers. I beloved flowers and like the thought of their being celebrated in songs.
Devika Primić from Dubrovnik, Croatia on Dec 10, 2017:
I like the songs of flowers. It's astonishing how you put the hub together. The songs took me down memory lane.
Pecker The netherlands from Olympia, WA on December ten, 2017:
Fogelberg was instant, one of my all-fourth dimension favorite songs....as ever, a fun read, my friend.
Genna East on December 10, 2017:
Happy Sunday. :-) You lot take one of my favorite songs on this thoughtful listing -- Bette Midler'south 'The Rose'. Such beautiful and profound words, like verse. I think she is about known for this and for 'Wind Beneath My Wings'. "Yous are the "Flowers are the music of the earth." And then true! Thanks for bringing the gardens of music to us all in this special hub.
Nikki Khan from London on December 10, 2017:
Astonishing listing of flower songs flourishwayAnyway,,I loved the flower Idioms.
Flowers are an amazing source of changing your mood and make your mind fresh.
Thanks for sharing dear.
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