What are the flowers and meanings of carnations?

The flower language and meaning of carnation: enthusiasm, charm, tender love, true feelings, mom I love you, warm wishes, love you and kindness.

Carnations, including many varieties and hybrids, can bloom almost continuously in the greenhouse. Flowers come in many shapes and colors. Usually fragrant, with a long flowering period, it is very suitable for making bouquets and gardens. They are valued for their beauty, charm, lilac-like fragrance and lasting freshness. Pink carnations have been used as symbols of Mother's Day since 1907, so they are often used as flowers for mothers today.

There are two views on how this flower got the common name carnation. Some people think the name comes from the ancient Romans, who wore carnations on garlands. They claim that the name comes from "corone", and the Roman word is "flower", or it reflects the alternative pronunciation of the word "coronation" because they are often crowned in religious ceremonies.

Some people think that carnation comes from the Latin name "Carol", which means "meat", because it is the color of the first carnation. It is also considered to be derived from the Latin word "incarnation", which means the incarnation of God's body. ?

A large number of carnations are planted in Athens, Greece and the coastal areas of southern Europe, and they are called Dianthos, the flower of Jupiter. Because it is often used to add the sweet fragrance of clove to wine (poet Chaucer called it "food in wine") and to make garlands and corollas, it becomes carnation, which is the origin of the modern name "Carnation". ?