Flowers and Flower Lore

"Flowers and Flower Lore" by Hilderic Friend, first published in 1889, explores the rich tapestry of floral symbolism, legends, and historical uses associated with various flowers. Friend delves into the folklore surrounding plants, examining their roles in customs, traditions, and medicinal practices across different cultures.

This book offers a fascinating look at the cultural significance of flowers beyond their aesthetic appeal. Discover the myths, proverbs, and literary references that have shaped our understanding of these botanical wonders, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in botany, folklore, and the history of plant lore.

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