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We all love flowers and appreciate their incredible beauty, but if we take a few moments to stop and truly examine them, we will realize how powerful the effect of fragrances and textures is in our life. This is a great opportunity to sit back, turn up the volume and enjoy the way these wonderfully colorful and magnificent flowers instill a sense of peace and serenity, bringing a sweet smile to your face. Discover the unique influences flowers have on your mind and body, while learning about some of nature's most beautiful works.
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Oriental Poppy |
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The power of the flowers to cure physical pain Bringing flowers to a sick or injured person is an ancient tradition, and now, research has shown that the flowers’ bright colors and wonderful aromas have a noticeable effect on healing and recovery. Scientists have discovered that flowers sent to patients in hospitals reduce the need for painkillers and even shorten recovery time. Some flowers also contribute to lowering the blood pressure and heart rate. |
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Aechmea |
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Black Bat Flower |
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Blue Lotus |
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Flowers enhance your enthusiasm and vitality Having fresh and colorful plants around the house will empower you, giving you more energy and increase your enthusiasm for life. Studies have shown that flowers also affectthe motivation to invest yourself in whatever task you set to complete. Flowers intensify your vitality, boosting energy levels you need for the day. |
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Parrot Tulip |
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Passiflora |
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Echeveria Pulidonis |
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Floral aromas have a stronger influence than previously thought An experiment designed to test the effect of the smell of the flowers on humans led researchers to find that even a faint whiff of flowers has the ability to strengthen positive emotions and affects our subconscious considerably. People who stay in a room with a sweet floral scent will think more positively - even when they are not aware of it. |
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Pinwheel Rainbow Plumeria |
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Heliconia |
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Geissorhiza Radians |
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Flowers encourage closeness and intimacy Since the dawn of time, flowers serve as our strongest symbol of love and romance - the best psychologists know that the presence of colorful flowers enhances our desire for closeness, contributes to a better connection between family members and spouses, and induces a general feeling of warmth, intimacy and family. |
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Fuchsia |
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Bulbophyllum |
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Lobster Claw Ginger |
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Flowers make you a more compassionate person People that are surrounded by flowers for a prolonged period tend to develop strong feelings of compassion for those around them. If you have flowers around you, you are more likely to help a person in need, as well as be a more positive and altruistic. Perhaps the beauty of flowers and their representation of fragile life increase our sympathy to each other. |
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Blue Poppy |
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Papaver Somniferum |
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Iris |
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Flowers convey openness and acceptance When you enter a home full of colorful flowers, you will immediately feel the household conveys openness, understanding and acceptance of others. People who love flowers and enjoy cultivating them are perceived as more empathic, and as such can be trusted with our innermost thoughts. When you'll be in an environment full of flowers, you'll feel less stressed when meeting a new person, and you’ll connect with them more quickly. |
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Ice Cream Tulips |
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Chinese Lantern |
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Nepenthes hybrid |
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Different colors have different effects Our brain analyzes each color differently and therefore each of them has a unique effect on our moods, feelings and thoughts. You can match the flower arrangement to the atmosphere you want to create - yellow tones contribute to a nurturing environment and enhance other colors. Pink and purple will provide a romantic atmosphere and red hues enhance sensual experiences. For a calm environment, use blues, while the combination of several bright colors will create a fun atmosphere. |
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The Flying Duck Orchid |
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Peacock Flower |
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Grevillea "Spider Flower" |
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Flowers banish negative feelings Anxiety, stress, worry and even primary symptoms of depression - all of these can be treated with flowers. Flowers will highlight the best in your life and push away negative thoughts. Flower cultivation will give you a sense of self-satisfaction and when they bloom, they will provide you with feelings of joy and fulfillment. Fill your home with beautiful, colorful flowers and send this presentation to others so that they too will be able to enjoy these beautiful flowers. |
