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The meaning of the importance of flowers in the Caribbean:

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The meaning of the importance of flowers in the Caribbean:

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The flowers in the life of man They are the smile of nature, and also her tears; they accompany man from the moment of his birth until beyond death. There is no ceremony or important event of existence that dispenses with its beauty and fragrance: before the birth of a new life, friends give flowers to the mother; on the wedding day, the bride wears the symbolic bouquet of lilies and is adorned with orange blossoms; young quinceañeras receive flowers of many types and colors; these represent the arrival to the spring of life. In sad moments, the delicate perfumes of beautiful floral ornaments accompany us. When we want to make the purest and most beautiful offering or express the cleanliness of our intentions, we choose flowers as the most faithful interpreter of the spirit.

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In shady places, especially on the edges of the paths, graceful and perfumed violets appear, but it is not easy to see them; the broad, rounded leaves are a beautiful green color that almost masks the flowers, making it a symbol of modesty. Not only does the violet offer its services to men as an ornament, a precious essential oil is extracted from it and chlorophyll is taken from its leaves to color soaps and cosmetics.

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The flower that moves in time with the sun: 

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The flower that moves in time with the sun: 

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Belonging to the same family as the daisy, the cineraria and the dahlia, it is the sunflower or mirasol, with large golden petals, always directed towards the star of the day, which it follows on its journey; Its fruit is a small, elongated ovoid grain, from which a magnificent edible oil is extracted.

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The flower that follows the sun and its curiosities:

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The flower that follows the sun and its curiosities:

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The scientific name for sunflowers is Helianthus annuus, from the Greek word helios for sun and anthus which means flower.
Each sunflower is made up of thousands of tiny flowers called florets. The iconic yellow petals and fuzzy brown centers are actually individual flowers. Up to two thousand can form the classic sunflower bloom. We must know that not all sunflowers are yellow.
The sunflower moves from east to west during the day, following the sun, and at night it returns to its original position to anticipate sunrise.
Each sunflower you see in the field can contain up to 2,000 seeds, so these flowers are a great attraction for birds! But if you prefer, you can harvest sunflowers and roast the seeds for your own use.
There are about 70 species of sunflowers.

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Violet is a perennial plant that comes from the Violaceae family, there are a large number of scattered species. Its flowers are very characteristic, they have 5 heart-shaped petals.
The violet is an elegant plant that does not need great care and that bloom during almost all times of the year. This beautiful flower can be found in a wide variety of colors (white, cream, pink, lilac ...), with a special peculiarity, this flower is always composed in two tones.
Apart from its great beauty, all parts of the violet (flowers and leaves) have great properties, which is why they are used in the practice of natural medicine.
For example, this flower is used to treat respiratory diseases such as a simple sore throat or a cough. Violet tea is also used to treat digestive problems and as a natural remedy for headaches or as a sedative.
In addition, the violet is one of the great protagonists for culinary recipes. These edible flowers have entered through the front door in many kitchens and are willing to stay, perhaps it is due to their sweet taste or that they are flowers that give off an intoxicating aroma and that give a very special touch of color to dishes.