The flower that follows the sun
A young sunflower turns its face to follow the sun across the sky, from sunrise to sunset. At night it quietly turns back east, to be ready for the morning. And people like to say that on grey days, when there is no sun to find, sunflowers turn to face each other.
Send them to the one you turn to, or to someone who needs a little sun today.
A flower loved for two thousand years
Its name comes from the Greek for golden flower, and people have grown and treasured it for more than two thousand years. Japan gives it a day of its own, on the ninth day of the ninth month. In some countries it is a flower of joy and good wishes, in others of remembrance. Everywhere it says the same thing: I am thinking of you.
A full, generous flower that carries your thoughts well.