4 Flowers to Give in the Fall
We have to face it—summer is well and truly over for this year! This week, the Sessile editorial team is marking the arrival of fall by showcasing the season’s most beautiful flowers in a myriad of colors.
Fall is the season of rain and leaves slowly falling from the trees… But it’s also a season of vibrant colors in shades of yellow and orange. We often forget it, butfall is a season rich in flowers! Here are the 6 star flowers of fall.
1- The Chrysanthemum
The chrysanthemum is undoubtedly one of the most iconic flowers of fall because it blooms late in the season. It is the most popular flower around All Saints' Day.
Its meaning varies from country to country. It is often associated with happiness, health, and longevity. It is also the flower of mourning and funerals, often given as a final tribute to a loved one.
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2- The dahlia
Although they can also be found in the summer, dahlias bloom in the fall as well. This flower, native to Mexico, blooms from early July until the first frosts. Dahlias feature vibrant colors and a full, elegant shape.
Giving dahlias often symbolizes change, joy, or gratitude; a bouquet of dahlias is the perfect way to thank loved ones.
3- The aster
Symbolizinglove and patience, the aster is often given as a gift for a 20th wedding anniversary. Its wide range of colors makes it ideal for creating a variety of bouquets.
Asters bloom from late August until the first frosts. Plant asters in the fall, and they'll bloom through November or December!
4. Cosmos
Cosmos are small flowers in the daisy family that bloom all summer long and continue to bloom well into the fall. With their delicate appearance, cosmos will add a touch of lightness to your bouquets.
Cosmos flowers symbolize innocence and spontaneity.
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