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10/05/2017 | 7m 35s Video has closed captioning.
Although most flowers lack tu-lips, they often “say” more than most people realize. During the Victorian era, the clandestine language of flowers provided a way for society to communicate emotions in a more respectable manner.
Aired: 10/05/17
Exploring the Symbology of Flowers
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