Primary
Rose
In the Victorian language of flowers, signifies love, in a shade-specific dialect.
June
Rose and Honeysuckle — and what each one was meant to say.
Primary
In the Victorian language of flowers, signifies love, in a shade-specific dialect.
Secondary
In the Victorian language of flowers, signifies devoted affection.
June pairs these flowers with Pearl — White, cream and colour-shifting, hardness 2.5–4.5 on the Mohs scale. Gifts combining the two are a modern habit rather than a traditional one, but the colours were never chosen to clash.
Rose is the primary flower, with Honeysuckle as the second.
Love, in a shade-specific dialect — as recorded in Victorian floriography, which is where the whole system comes from.