Heliotrope: A Fascinating Floral Feast
- The Heliotrope Story
Color in this page and let your imagination roam to the sun-kissed landscapes where the beautiful Heliotrope blooms.
- Origins of Heliotrope
Native to Peru, the Heliotrope (scientific name "Heliotropium arborescens") is a member of the Boraginaceae family. Its captivating purple flowers and lovely vanilla-like fragrance have made it a garden favorite across the world.
- Symbolism of Heliotrope
The Heliotrope flower symbolizes devotion and eternal love, making it a popular choice for romantic bouquets and floral arrangements.
- The Legend of Heliotrope
Though there are no specific myths tied to Heliotrope, its name originates from the Greek words ‘helio’ (sun) and ‘tropos’ (turn), because it was believed that the blooms always face the sun.
- Coloring the Heliotrope: A Canvas of Love
As you color your Heliotrope, allow your mind to bask in feelings of devotion and eternal love. Let these feelings inspire your color choices.
- Fun Facts about Heliotrope
Heliotrope's fragrance is often compared to vanilla, and it’s sometimes called "Cherry Pie" because of its sweet smell.
The flower is a favorite among butterflies, so including them in gardens can help attract these beautiful insects.
In Victorian flower language, Heliotrope stands for "devoted affection."
