- ISBN: 978-1-925429-46-6
- Published: Apr/17
- Publisher: Rockpool Publishing
- Pages: 272
- Size: 150mm x 180mm
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Flowerpaedia:
1000 flowers and their meanings
Author: Cheralyn Darcey
Flowerpaedia is an A–Z reference guide of over 1000 flowers, researched and compiled by botanical explorer Cheralyn Darcey.
This comprehensive dictionary includes each flower’s correct botanical name for easy and exact identification.
You will delight in understanding what each flower means – emotionally, spiritually and symbolically – and are also able to search by the feeling or emotion you wish to convey or change.
Expertly written with easy-to-understand insights, Cheralyn shares how we can work with a myriad of flowers to achieve balance, calm or healing in our lives, homes and gardens.
For both the enthusiastic gardener and anyone charmed by the beauty and energy of flowers, this guide to understanding and selecting the right flower for every occasion and meaning will be felt and enjoyed by all.
Cheralyn Darcey
Botanical Explorer & Natural History Artist and Author
http://www.cheralyndarcey.com/
Cheralyn Darcey is a botanical alchemist, organic gardener, independent natural history scholar, artist, educator and the author of several books and oracle decks of nature magick, folklore, witchcraft and ethnobotanical traditions. Inspired by her pagan family upbringing and her passion for nature and magick, her work focuses on the spiritual, cultural, therapeutic and physical connections between humans and plants. Her publications include three flower reading oracle decks which bring the Language of Flowers through the Doctrine of Signatures alive: ‘The Australian Wildflower Reading Cards’, ‘Flower Reading Cards’, ‘Flowers of the Night Oracle’.
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Healing and Communicating Using The Language of Flowers
BY INNERSELF.COM MAY 2ND / 0 COMMENTS
Healing and Communication Using The Language of Flowers How we can fully benefit from our relationship with nature, and in turn assist her, is by understanding plant meanings. Flowers and plants describe the attributes that they hold through their form, function and behaviour. The way they grow and attract pollinators; the way they look, smell, taste, feel and even sound, are all indications of this. From closely observing these factors, we have an opening into the world of the language of plants.
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Cheralyn Talks Flower Meanings with Transformation Talk Radio
BY DR PAT DACCILI MAY 2ND / 0 COMMENTS
As Flowepaedia starts to grow its roots into America, Cheralyn is blasting through with more and more interviews, sharing the language and power of plants. Download the latest podcast between Cheralyn and Pat Daccili, host of The Dr. Pat Show, as they dig deep into the secret messages of what flowers mean—emotionally, spiritually, symbolically, even astrologically—and how that knowledge can introduce or enhance tranquillity. You will begin to see clearly that even walking through an arboretum, or flower garden...or even a wooded glen...can become a transformative experience.
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First Reveal of the latest Spellbooks by Cheralyn Darcey
BY CHERALYN DARCEY APRIL 2ND / 0 COMMENTS
Have a little wander through the new-age garden and into two of the latest books from Botanical Explorer and artist, Cheralyn Darcey, with The Book of Flower Spells and The Book of Herb Spells. Two beautiful books for the novice or seasoned magickal explorer, Cheralyn shares her secret and cherished spells, gathering sacred herbs and flowers for love, career, success, health and more. For more information on Cheralyn Darcey, visit: www.cheralyndarcey.com
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Flowerpaedia: Flowers for Every Star Sign
BY CHERALYN DARCEY FOR NEW SPIRIT JOURNAL MARCH 13TH / 0 COMMENTS
The language of flowers shares with us the meanings of flowers and we have used this information for centuries to not only better understand our natural environment, but also ourselves. This language was developed throughout the centuries and across cultures as a way to pass along vital information about plants and their possible usage. It is based on visual and sensory aspects, such as taste and smell, as well as known usage, environmental and growth behaviour. When we use the language of flowers to give floral gifts, fill our spaces with their bouquets or even create botanical infused therapies and products, we can enjoy the emotional connection to these meanings for a possible strengthening or calming influence.
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Flowerpaedia - by the Organic Gardener
BY PENNY WOODWARD JANUARY 16TH / 0 COMMENTS
A beautiful, delicate-looking annual with feathery blue-green leaves, love-in-a-mist (Nigella damascena) reaches about 50cm in height and despite it’s looks is surprisingly tough and easy to grow. It's looking fabulous in my garden right now, but can be grown from the tropics (in winter) to cold temperate regions thriving in most soils as long as they are well-drained. Planting at this time of year with unexpected heat waves, put them in a position where they're shaded from the hot westerly afternoon sun.
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Flower Reading Cards Review by: The Bohemianess
BY THE BOHEMIANESS MAY 5TH / 0 COMMENTS
Flower Reading Cards is a beautiful book and card set by Flower Therapist Cheralyn Darcey and Rockpool Publishing. The Cards The 36 cards and book are housed in a sturdy box that closes magnetically. I love the boxes that Rockpool makes. They make accessing the deck and putting it away equally quick. Some of their decks come with a cardboard insert for the cards to fit in, and some have a plastic one.
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How To Send The Right Flowers For Every Occasion / Harpers Bazaar Online
BY MEG BELLEMORE APRIL 26TH / 0 COMMENTS
When a flower-worthy occasion arises, it's usually equally as important as it is last minute. You want to send a thoughtful bunch, but choosing the perfect fleurs for the occasion can be tricky, especially if your knowledge of flowers isn't great, or the person you're sending them to doesn't have a favourite bouquet. To make the process more meaningful and less stressful, we asked Cheralyn Darcey, the author of Flowerpaedia, a new A-Z reference guide of flowers and their meanings, to give us the lowdown on which flowers are fitting for every circumstance.
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Make the hidden language of flowers work for you
BY BY LETEA CAVANDER FROM SOUTH BURNETT TIMES APRIL 20TH / 0 COMMENTS
A LITTLE girl trying to grow flowers on Earth after they have all died is the crux of an Aboriginal story about the creation of the flannel blossom. The Sydney north shore native plant is also one of author Cheralyn Darcey's favourite flowers. She said the Aboriginal story connected with the bloom's wider meaning well. "They're a flower of close relationships, intimacy and healing, and sharing those healing pathways for people," she said.
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