The Metaphysical Properties of Flowers & Foliage

Some very Popular Flowers &Foliage in Floral Arrangements

Baby's Breath

Baby's Breath - so recognizable and easy to identify - with usually tiny white flowers carry the energetic properties of magnifying a person's intentions, enhancing the energy of other flowers, and anchoring energy. The archangels associated with Baby's breath are Archangel Metatron, Michael and Uriel. Baby's breath is associated with all chakras.it is so helpful when using Flower Therapy.

If another flower is expensive or difficult to find, you can substitute Baby’s Breath. It’s almost as though the tiny white blossoms transform into the flower you wish to work with. If you choose to use photographs, place some Baby’s Breath on top to augment the energy of the underlying flower. Baby’s Breath also magnifies the energy of objects such as crystals.

The ability of Baby’s Breath to help anchor the energy of a situation is why you’ll often see it in wedding bunches and displays. It activates the romance energy of the room and strengthens the commitment that’s being made.

Carnations

Its hard not to recognize that beautiful fluffy flower as the famous Carnation. With many different colours to choose from, the flower does have a distinctive scent to it which has a spicey smell. Carnations are known for their faithfulness, commitment, and attracting soulmate relationships.

Carnations are wonderful relationship flowers. They ensure that things always work out positively, and that both partners are equally invested. This flower also helps attract soul mates for those who have not yet found them.

They are mostly used in bouquets, weddings, funeral arrangements and seasonal celebrations. Long lasting and easy to maintain, carnations are a good choice when choosing a flower to give to anyone for any occasion.

The Associated Archangels for carnations are Haniel and Jophiel Associated and the root and chakras that benefit from this flower are the root and heart chakra.

Cedar

The Cedar tree is often referred to as the "Tree of Life" due to its longevity and resilience. Its wood has been used in sacred structures, such as temples, and is believed to embody strength and protection. Cedar trees hold profound spiritual importance across various cultures, particularly among Indigenous peoples.

Often associated with purification, blessings, and connection to the divine the cedar tree in many cultures is revered as sacred and anything involving the cedar, is important to note that the intention for its use is important. If used for good, the cedar smoke is used to cleanse spaces and individuals of negative energy and believed to carry prayers to the spirit world.

If the intention is not good it is believed it can bring in the negative spirits, to it must be used with care. It has been used as incense for meditation, representing spiritual dedication and clarity. It is integral in various ceremonies, symbolizing life and spiritual guidance.

Archangel Ariel and Raphael can be called upon when using the cedar. Archangel Ariel is the angel who overseas nature, while Archangel Raphael is called upon for healing. Cedar are associate with the root chakra and the throat chakra.

Cherry Blossom

One of the first signs that spring is here is seeing the Cherry Blossom trees come into bloom. They are so beautiful and smell so nice which is a sign of life renewing. They have been known to enhance romance; strengthening relationships; finding out the true intentions of your partner; grace, poise, civility, and taking the high road.

Archangels Haniel and Jophiel are associated with the Cherry Blossom and with the heart chakra, healing what needs to be healed. They ensure you’re always relaxed and speak clearly, with heartfelt intentions. There’s no need for you to bring your own energy down. It’s more important to stay true to yourself. When working with this flower, you’ll always act authentically.

Cherry trees are wonderful meeting places for potential romances. They let you see the true potential for the relationship and also allow you to relax and enjoy the experience. You can plant a cherry tree in your own backyard to protect you from partnerships that aren’t for your highest good

Chrysanthemums

Also known as ‘Mums” these flowers are used in the Autumn as decoration around the outside and inside of the house usually paired with pumpkins and other flowers that show their brilliance in the autumn season. They are known for enhancing familial bonds, healing sibling rivalry and allowing family members to get along. Their strong protective qualities and are used in rituals for healing, clarity, and communication with the spirit world. They symbolize transformation and are particularly potent during the autumn months, making them essential in various magical practices.

They are believed to create a protective shield against negative energies and malevolent forces and are usually placed at entry points in homes to ward off evil spirits. Archangels Chamuel & Raguel are associated with these vibrant flowers and are associated with the root, solar plexus and heart chakras.

They have been used in rituals for physical and emotional healing and are also associated with health and vitality have been known to help alleviate ailments related to the liver and eyes.

They have been used to enhance clarity and are used to facilitate communication with the spirit world aimed at connecting with ancestors or guiding transitions.

Chrysanthemums embody a rich history and a wide range of magical properties, making them an essential tool for practitioners seeking to enhance their spiritual practices.

Eucalyptus

Known for its unique leaf shape the Eucalyptus is deeply connected to various spiritual meanings and practices, primarily associated with purification, healing, and renewal. Its strong aroma and properties make it a powerful ally in spiritual and metaphysical contexts.

The Eucalyptus is used to clear negative energy and restore balance. It symbolizes both physical and spiritual healing, alleviating emotional blockages. The plant encourages new beginnings and embracing change. Its invigorating scent promotes focus and clarity of thought.

Eucalyptus is often burned or used in sprays to cleanse spaces and individuals of stagnant energy. The aroma can enhance meditation practices, helping to clear the mind and promote a deeper connection to one's inner self. It is commonly incorporated into rituals aimed at setting intentions and fostering emotional well-being.

Eucalyptus is believed to help alleviate stress and anxiety, promoting a sense of calm and a sense of well-being. It's scent aids in clearing mental fog, making it easier to concentrate and think clearly, and serves as a potent symbol of transformation and renewal, encouraging individuals to embrace their true selves and move forward with confidence.

Archangel Raphael is associated with eucalyptus, as he is known for his healing abilities and is often invoked for physical and emotional well-being. Eucalyptus is believed to resonate with his soothing presence, promoting healing and calmness.

Eucalyptus is associated with the throat chakra, which is linked to communication and self-expression. Using eucalyptus essential oil can help balance this chakra and alleviate physical symptoms like sore throats and sinus issues.

Geranium

Geraniums are hardy flowers that come in many colours and bloom in early spring even until the very late fall. They can be kept with the right care inside during the winter months. Their energetic properties are energetic protection and strengthening and repairing your aura.

They can help to heal damage to your auric field. These “breaks” in the aura can be due to a number of things, such as binge drinking, taking illicit drugs, being in negative environments, and being surrounded by negative people. You also damage your aura by forcing yourself to continue with something you have no passion for. Geranium is able to heal all the effects of these situations. The key is that the energy of this flower cautions you not to abuse its power. Don’t stay in these situations while continually relying on Flower Therapy to clean up the mess.

Archangels: Metatron, Michael, and Raphael are associated with the Geranium and help with the third eye and crown chakra.

Hibiscus

Known for its beautiful large colourful blooms and it’s tropical nature originating in Hawaii. It can be taken outside during the summer months and brought inside during the summer months and with luck can continue to bloom during with winter months.

The Hibiscus is about unity, togetherness, peace, and happiness. Besides its beautiful colourful blooms, the Hibiscus also can be used as a tea to help with healing the body. This flower’s core message is togetherness—the Hawaiian spirit summed up. It reminds you that being in the company of others is far greater than being alone. One person can make a difference, but that difference can be amplified when surrounded by like-minded people. Hibiscus brings families closer, but the energy goes deeper. It takes you to a soul level, reminding you that we’re all from the same Creator and Source.

Archangels: Raziel and Chamuel are known to associate with the Hibiscus and target the root, heart, and crown chakras: It’s no wonder Hawaiians have long been associated with Hibiscus.

Hydrangeas

Hydrangeas are very popular & beautiful flowers coming into bloom in summer. The color of the blossom is totally dependent on the soil in which the plant is grown and the pH in that soil and can change from one year to the next depending on if the soil has changed.

Largely used at weddings, the hydrangeas make beautiful additions to reception tables and have also been used in bouquets. Hydrangeas however, love lots of water and do not do well in wet foam used to hold flowers in place in a bouquet. They will usually wilt within an hour out of water within ½ hour. If you choose to use it for a special occasion, they are better left in water for table arrangements.

Hydrangeas have been known to assist with transformation, making life-changing decisions, clearing procrastination, with the possibility of releasing lower emotions, such as regret, anger and resentment. Due to it's transformational abilities itself, this flower can nudge you in the right direction for your journey and life changing decisions.

Often Archangels Jeremiel and Sandalphon are associated with Hydrangeas and connected to the root, sacral, & solar plexus chakras.

Juniper

Juniper is associated with protection, purification, and heightened intuition. It acts as a bridge between the physical and spiritual realms, making it a powerful tool for energy cleansing and enhancing spiritual awareness. Juniper is deeply connected to various spiritual energies, making it a significant element in many metaphysical practices. Its properties are often associated with protection, purification, and enhanced intuition.

Juniper is known for warding off negative energies and malevolent spirits. It has been used in rituals and aromatherapy to create a protective barrier. The blue colored berries are utilized for cleansing both physical spaces and personal energy. It helps clear emotional residue and psychic clutter. Juniper enhances spiritual awareness and intuition, activating the third eye and crown chakras. It is often used in practices like dreamwork and divination.

Burning juniper can purify spaces and remove negative energy. Diffusing juniper oil during meditation promotes spiritual clarity. It is believed that carrying juniper berries or wearing juniper oil serves as a protective charm. Using juniper-infused water can aid in cleansing rituals. Placing juniper under your pillow may encourage vivid dreams and insights.

Archangel Michael is often associated with juniper, as he is depicted as a protector and is linked to purifying and protective oils.

The chakra associated with the Juniper is the solar plexus and juniper can help to balance this chakra.

Lavender

Most people, at the mention of the name of this flower, can totally resonate with the energies of flower possesses and love the scent of this flower. Blooming in early summer into late summer, it can also be dried and used for enhancing the smell of your drawers, made into essential oils or even put under your pillow to enhance sleep. Known for its calming properties, promoting a good sleep and offer comfort to a person going through an anxious time. It can also offer reassurance on your spiritual path and enhance clairvoyance.

Used in aromatherapy and also has healing properties for burns and sore muscles used on the skin as well as used in diffusers and in meditation and ceremonies to promote good energy into a space, creating a sense of safety and calm.

Archangels Haniel, Jeremiel, Michael, and Raziel are associated with lavender. The root, solar plexus and third chakra are often associated with lavender.

Lotus Flower

There is no mistaking this flower as it is known to be a sacred flower. Grown indoors, it has a long, rich history steeped in spirituality and wisdom, and assists in deepening, improving meditation experiences and connecting with higher beings for personal guidance. It is associated with deep spirituality, wisdom, chakra clearing and balancing and connecting to higher beings, angels and God.

The Archangels associated with the Lotus are Metatron and Raziel and strongly connected to the crown chakra but also encompasses and helps to cleanse all chakras in a gentle loving way.

Orchids

There is no mistaking this beautiful flower, as it stands out on its own. An indoor grown plant of which there are many varieties and grown in many colors, although white seems to be the most popular.

The energetics of this flower is that of moving forward, gathering strength to carry on, reaching your goals, aiming for the stars, and not giving up. The orchid acts like a support team, nudging you to push ahead even when it feels like you can't go on, or that the goal is too far in the distance.

The Archangels associated with the orchid are Jeremiel and Sandalphon while the chakras that are affiliated with the orchid are the sacral, heart, and crown.

Peony

Peonies are widely known for the very large flowers that often are mistaken for a rose. The ants love them and when they are in bud, the ants come and eat away the protective leaves that surround the flower, enabling its beauty to blossom – which is usually in June. When taking them inside to put in a vase be sure to shake them first to ensure you do not take any “hitchhikers” in with you.

They come in white, light pink and dark pink. Their energetic properties include distance healing, sending love, support for future times, healing conflict abroad, and enhancing energy.

The energy of Peony is of love and healing, which makes it perfect for sending the benefits of Flower Use the Peony to arrange a support system for yourself when you know you will need it in the future. This is perfect for situations such as surgery, an interview, or an important meeting. Simply call on Peony and ask that it grants you assistance during that time. The peony is a nice gift to someone on its own or combined with other flowers to enhance distance healing.

The associated Archangels with the Peony are Michael, Raphael and Sandalphon and are connected to the root, sacral, and heart chakras.

Petunia

A hardy outdoor flower that blooms in early summer and continues to bloom into late fall, early winter. Their many soft to vibrant colours, provide energetic properties that include increasing fun, joy, playfulness, and laughter. If you believe, they can help you connect you to the fairies; resolving conflict; and easing communication.

Petunias bring joy and laughter to everyone; plant them around your home to ensure you’re always having fun. They help defuse tension and encourage better communication. While all flowers are associated with the fairies, Petunias have a deeper connection than most. They are also strongly linked with Archangel Gabriel; the blossoms even look like little trumpets, which are the instruments Gabriel is associated with. Other Archangels associated with the Petunia are Ariel, Gabriel, and Raguel. The petunia is connected to the root and heart chakra.

Pine

The beloved and majestic pine tree - grown outside all year round in the cooler regions, are most notable for their timber and ecological importance, and their earthy clean scent.

The spiritual significance of pine trees lies in their connection to enlightenment and inner wisdom. Often associated with meditation and self-discovery, pine trees have been symbols of longevity and immortality in various cultures due to their evergreen nature, representing the endurance of life through harsh conditions.

They are most notably used by Christians as a symbol of love and peace during the Christmas season decorated with lights and meaningful ornaments with their vibrant green color symbolizing hope and renewal during the holiday season.

In the world of magic and folklore, pine trees and pinecones are believed to possess protective and purifying qualities, making them valuable tools for rituals and spell-work. They are a sign of emotional strength, self-confidence, removing negativity, more focused meditation, and protection.

Place them outside your door to keep out negativity. When people enter your home, they’ll be accepting a spiritual contract to speak with love and treat you with respect. If you sit with pine when you’re feeling fragile, it will rebuild your strength and self-confidence.

Archangels associated with the pine tree are Michael and Raziel with the solar plexus, heart and throat chakras being affected.

Poinsettia

The Poinsettia is a traditional Christmas flower which usually blooms in around the Christmas season, sometimes holding its blooms well into the spring. The Poinsettia is a flower thar loves water, so it’s important to ensure it is watered once a week. It adds beautiful color and a sense of warmth and homecoming when placed in a room, so it isn’t surprising when you feel its energy.

It will guide you on the path of your life purpose and make you happier with each step you take. When you stray from your path, the energy of this healing friend reminds you of your mission. Use this flower at the end of the year to re-center yourself. The coming year will be filled with wonderful opportunities. Finding and working toward your life purpose, inspiring others, and celebration

Archangels Haniel, Jophiel and Raziel are associated with this beautiful flower. The crown chakra is associated with the Poinsettia.

The Poppy

There is no other flower more recognizable and known worldwide than the Poppy. Representing the passing of loved ones and ancestors that fought and died for our rights and freedoms, we bring out and sell artificial poppies in November to remind us of the sacrifice our friends and family made to keep us safe and free.

They are known energetically for granting wishes, making dreams come true, and reminding you of the power of possibility. They also guide your desires to fruition, actively setting out to bring them into your physical reality. Your wishes become tangible.

Try this method to manifest your desires with Poppies: Gather some Poppy seeds from your local garden center or nursery. Go to where you want to plant them, either a flower bed or pot. Hold the seeds in your palm and visualize your wishes. Say: “Poppies, please bring me these heartfelt desires as fast as you can. I’m ready to receive these gifts now. If you feel there’s something even greater for me, I’m willing to accept this. Thank you.” Plant and gently water your seeds. As these Poppies begin to grow, your wishes will manifest

Associated Archangels are Raziel, Uriel, and Zadkiel and connect with the crown chakra.

Roses

Almost everyone loves roses. There are many different varieties as well as mini-roses and mainly bloom from spring to late fall. They come in many different colors including white, burgundy, red, pink, orange, yellow, mauve & even a black rose. They have a distinct smell that is unmistakable and also used in aromatherapies.

Each rose colour has their own energetic property, but in general they exude beauty, self-confidence, comfort, & being content & satisfied with yourself and they can help you accept the beauty within and guide you to fully accept yourself boosting self esteem, knowing that you are where you are where you were meant to be at this time.

Archangel Jophiel is associated with the rose. The solar plexus & heart chakra are associated with the Rose.

Sunflower

This vibrant flower yellow flower with a dark center moves with the sun throughout the day and can, with its seemingly cheerful disposition can definitely bring a smile to anyone's face and can brighten your day. It has been known to lifting your mood, raising energy levels, and promoting smiles. It has been known to bring happiness into anyone's life. When looking at the Sunflower, it appears that it is always looking to a brighter day and always remembering that everything is temporary.

Archangels Jophiel & Michael are connected to this beautiful flower. The chakra associated with this flower is definitely the solar plexus. Bring this into your space and it won't take long before you allow the feelings of darkness and dark mood dissipate and allow the sunshine to come in.

Tulips:

When we think of tulips, we think of spring and they are one of the first flowers that poke their heads out of the ground, sometimes even under the snow if the ground has warmed up enough. They come in many varieties and in many different colors, ranging from white, red, burgundy, pink, orange, yellow, mauve, black, striped, and ragged edges.

Their energetic components include clearing out energies that cause annoyance and preventing interruptions. They seem to bring in the calm, relaxing atmosphere allowing you to relax, focus better and also bring in balance and harmony.

Archangels Haniel, Raguel, and Zadkiel are connected to the tulip. The are associated with the root, sacral, solar plexus, and crown chakras.