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Sylky Floral was founded in 2021 by Sharla Rider, a passionate florist who wanted to bring the beauty of nature indoors. Today, she continue her legacy by providing the highest quality flowers and exceptional customer service to our community.
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At Sylky Floral, we are committed to providing our customers with the highest quality flowers and exceptional customer service. We source our flowers locally whenever possible and stand behind our products with a satisfaction guarantee.
Our Commitment to Sustainability
We are committed to reducing our environmental impact by sourcing our flowers locally whenever possible, using eco-friendly packaging, and composting our waste. We also offer reusable vases and encourage our customers to bring them back for future arrangements.
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The cultivation and appreciation of flowers in biblical times was an integral aspect of daily life, and their presence in the biblical text is a testament to their importance. The people of that time lived in close connection with nature, and they recognized the beauty and symbolism of flowers as gifts from God. This appreciation for flowers extended beyond their physical beauty; the people understood that flowers held deeper spiritual and moral significance.
Peonies
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Peonies
Peonies are among the most prized perennials, their lush, dramatic blooms popular in bouquets and gardens around the world. Originally native to China, peonies have been cultivated and beloved for more than 4,000 years. They first appeared in Europe and the rest of the world in the 1800s, and were rapidly established as stars in the garden and in bouquets. They’re known as much for their beauty and fragrance as for their longevity and low maintenance.
Tulips
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Fame and Fortune: In ancient Persia, tulips were a symbol of fame and fortune. It was believed that if you had a tulip in your possession, you would become wealthy and successful. Enduring Love: Tulips are known for their long-lasting blooms, and as such, they are often used to represent enduring love and devotion.
Roses
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Examples of deeper meanings lie within the language of flowers, and how a rose may have a different meaning in arrangements. Examples of common meanings of different coloured roses are: true love (red), mystery (blue), innocence or purity (white), death (black), friendship (yellow), and passion (orange).
Fig (Ficus)
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The fig tree represents fertility, abundance, and spiritual growth in the Bible. The fig tree is also used as a symbol of Israel and its relationship with God. This quote is from the New Testament, specifically from the Gospel of Matthew. In this passage, Jesus is teaching his disciples about the signs of the end times and the coming of the Son of Man. He uses the example of a fig tree putting out its leaves as a sign that summer is approaching, drawing a parallel to the signs that would indicat
Pomegranate (Punica)
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Pomegranates are symbols of fertility, abundance, and the beauty of the beloved in the Song of Solomon. The fruit's many seeds represent the blessings and the potential for growth, while its red color symbolizes love and passion.
Willow (Salix)
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Willows represent mourning, sorrow, and exile in the Bible. In the quoted passage, the Israelites lament their captivity in Babylon and hang their harps on the willow trees, symbolizing their grief and longing for their homeland.
Daffodil
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Daffodils symbolize rebirth, new beginnings, hope, joy, and good luck. Much of this symbolism arises from the fact that daffodils emerge each spring to light up barren landscapes with their cheerful yellow, orange, and white flowers
Jasmine
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Revered for their purity and beauty, jasmine blossoms often symbolise love, sensuality, and grace. In many cultures, the delicate white flowers hold religious connotations, signifying purity and the divine
Lotus
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The Goddess of wealth and prosperity, Goddess Laxmi is fond of lotus and for this reason, this flower is used to worship during Laxmi pujan or during Diwali. Keeping a lotus seed garland or mala in the temple of your home is believed to please the Goddess of good fortune.
Pink dianthus
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Pinks (Dianthus spp.)
Pinks hold a deep Christian significance. They were associated with the nails used in the Crucifixion and coronations, while the name dianthus translates to “flower of God”
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Lily (Lilium)
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Lilies are often associated with purity and innocence in the Bible. In the Song of Solomon, the lily is used as a metaphor for love and beauty. Lilies also represent resurrection and new life, as they bloom in the spring, symbolizing the promise of eternal life in Christianity
Myrtle (Myrtus)
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"Instead of the thorn shall come up the fir tree, and instead of the brier shall come up the myrtle tree: and it shall be to the LORD for a name, for an everlasting sign that shall not be cut off." (Isaiah 55:13)
The myrtle tree is associated with peace, prosperity, and God's blessings. In the Bible, the myrtle is used to symbolize the transformation from a barren and harsh land to a fertile and prosperous one, reflecting God's promise of restoration and abundance.
Olive (Olea)
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The olive tree holds significant symbolism in the Bible, representing peace, prosperity, and the presence of God. The olive tree is also a symbol of endurance and resilience, as it can live for centuries and withstand harsh conditions. In the quoted verse, the psalmist compares himself to an olive tree in God's house, expressing his trust in God's mercy and protection.
Mustard (Brassica)
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The mustard seed is used in the Bible as a metaphor for faith and the growth of God's kingdom. Though small in size, the mustard seed grows into a large plant, symbolizing the transformative power of faith and the expansion of God's influence in the world.
Hyssop (Hyssopus)
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Hyssop, an aromatic herb, is used in the Bible as a symbol of purification and spiritual cleansing. In the quoted verse, the psalmist asks God to cleanse him from his sins, using hyssop as a metaphor for the cleansing power of God's forgiveness and mercy.
Almond (Prunus)
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The almond tree is a symbol of hope, resurrection, and God's watchfulness. In the Bible, the almond tree is one of the first to bloom in the spring, signifying the return of life after a long winter. The reference in Jeremiah highlights God's vigilant care for his people.
Parijata or Indian Magnolia
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The Goddess of wealth and prosperity, Goddess Laxmi is fond of lotus and for this reason, this flower is used to worship during Laxmi pujan or during Diwali. Keeping a lotus seed garland or mala in the temple of your home is believed to please the Goddess of good fortune.
Violet
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The violet can signify "Modesty" and "Humility" and is often looked upon as a sign of innocence. Bunches of violets were hence used as gifts for newlyweds. Violets are symbolic of faith, mystical awareness, inspiration, spiritual passion, profuseness and sovereignty.
Dove Orchid
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- The Flower of the Holy Spirit’s white flower is long-lasting, successively opened, and two-inches wide. Widely famous for its unique column shape, its central part resembles the head of a dove.
- The Flower of the Holy Spirit’s fragrance is similar to beer.
Carnation
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carnation flower meaning embraces the ideas of fascination, distinction and love. The love aspect of carnation meaning includes everything from a mother's devoted love to a suitor's passion for his bride.carnation flower meaning embraces the ideas of fascination, distinction and love. The love aspect of carnation meaning includes everything from a mother's devoted love to a suitor's passion for his bride.carnation flower meaning embraces the ideas of fascination, distinction and love. The love a
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Mon | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
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