Wednesday, April 15, 2026
Hello, all. I had over half of this post done when my computer crashed. What I had saved of the post in WordPress… well, didn’t save. I’m starting over, but with an abbreviated version.
Flowers of the Month: Daisies and Sweet Peas
I expect that everyone is familiar with the charming daisy (as in my image at the top of the page). So the photo here features the delicate looking sweet pea.
Symbolism
Daisies symbolize innocence, purity, and true love, while sweet peas represent bliss, gratitude, and good wishes.
April’s Animals
From various sources the primary animal associated with April is the duck. That’s my lovely Night Cafe model above. The duck symbolizes cheer, and endurance — as in “like water off a duck’s back.” Other April animals include the falcon and the ram.
Oracle Card
The Magic of Flowers oracle cards by Tess Whitehurst has a card for the daisy. I love the joy and whimsy of the artwork on this card. In the context of the oracle cards, the daisy can remind us to be mindful of simplicity, health, purification, and wealth.
“Rather than adding or doing something in order to experience the most positive resolution or outcome in this situation, it appears that it’s time to let something go or to simply let it be.”
So, I’m going to follow that suggestion — since I lost so much work, I’m going to just let this post be, and let it be simple. Friendly comments are appreciated. Hugs!
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Here is the rest of the obligatory shameless self-promotion.
Speak Flowers and Fans: a Dictionary of Floriography and Fanology
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