PetalPalFlowers to give
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SunflowerSunshine, optimism, loyalty, a quiet loveBright and full of promise. The classic graduation flower -
GerberaMystery, mutual respect, staying powerCheerful and affordable for a student’s budget -
RoseLove and passion (red); first love, being moved (pink); purity (white)Yellow roses mean friendship and thanks -
IrisGood news, a messenger, faithBlue and purple for good news and new beginnings -
LisianthusA love that stays true, quiet charmElegant and lasts well on a teacher’s desk -
Spider plantA bit helpless, and still hopefulAn easy classroom plant. Safe around children and pets
Tips
- A single wrapped sunflower with a handwritten note is often the most remembered gift
- Many schools ask families to pool money for one class gift. Check before buying
Skip these
- Skip strongly scented flowers like lilies or tuberose in a classroom. Someone may have allergies
