Chinese Love Horoscope and Precious Flowers

Did you recognize that each of the 12 Chinese Love Horoscope symbols is connected to a unique flower? According to my research two gods who created Chinese astrology and the Chinese calendar selected the 12 precious flowers. These flowers are: Narcissus, Carnation, Violet, Jonquil, Sweet Pea, Passion, Rose, Larkspur, Gladiolus, Aster, Marigold and Chrysanthemum.

Narcissus
Chinese symbol: Rat
Narcissus is a highly cherished flower in Chinese society. People ornament their houses with during the Chinese New Year. It is also used as a medicinal herb to heal wounds of the body and soul.

Carnation
Chinese symbol: Ox
Carnation is a flower, which symbolizes wisdom. It is connected with Guan, the Chinese earthly god. Chinese people use it to express their admiration and thankfulness towards their family.

Violet
Chinese symbol: Tiger
Violet is universally used in herbal medication. Chinese people use this flower to produce Viola tea and sweets with Viola syrup. Its quintessence is also used in perfumes and scented materials.

Jonquil
Chinese symbol: Rabbit
Jonquil is used by the Chinese for the creation of a special lucky seal, which they wear as a lament in special occasions. It is said that this Jonquil seal brings tremendous luck to those who own it.

Sweet Pea
Chinese symbol: Dragon
Sweet Pea is a hazardous flower that should not be eaten. It contains a highly poisonous toxin. This flower can be found in most gardens because of its attractive shape and bright colors.

Passion
Chinese symbol: Snake
Chinese people use Passionflower, which they mix with other herbs, to create a graceful smoking blend. The flower is also used in herbal medication to cure insomnia, depression and epilepsy.

Rose
Chinese symbol: Horse
Rose is the most recognizable of the 12 flowers. It symbolizes beauty and love. In China grows the Chinese Rose, which has the unique ability to bloom repeatedly unlike any other Rose species.

Larkspur
Chinese symbol: Sheep
Larkspur is a rare flower. Chinese herbalists use it to heal asthma and eye diseases. The flower is also used against snakebites. Chinese also use its quintessence to produce high quality ink.

Gladiolus
Chinese symbol: Monkey
Gladiolus is a much-respected flower which Chinese people use in very significant occasions like funerals. It is said that this flower helps those who have passed away to find their destination in heaven.

Aster
Chinese symbol: Rooster
Aster is one of the most ornamental flowers. People in china use it for ornament purposes during festivals or ceremonies. It is a flower connected with Jade, the Chinese heavenly god.

Marigold
Chinese symbol: Dog
Marigold is a very significant flower. The flower's quintessence is used to produce Lutein, a strong medicine against most eye diseases. Marigold leaves are also considered strong painkillers especially against headache and toothache.

Chrysanthemum
Chinese symbol: Pig
In China, people boil Chrysanthemum leaves to produce a special tea, which is said to cure any illness. Chrysanthemum flowers can also work as atmosphere cleaners in an indoor environment, reducing air pollution to the minimum.