The Positive Effects of Flowers on Your Wellbeing

Our environment plays a critical role when it comes to our mood. All of us could have hard days and sometimes it becomes difficult to see the light in the darkness around us. Flowers and greenery can have a positive impact on our health, reducing stress and make us to feel happier. Multiple studies prove that flowers have a healing effect on those who receive them as a gift or keep them at home. People who have flowers at home feel less anxious, depressed and they usually more satisfied in life. 

Although all flowers boost our mood and give us feelings of joy, some of them have bigger impact on our wellbeing than others. 

Roses

The queen and the most beloved flower of all times, surrounded by symbolism and mythology. Everybody loves it for unbeatable beauty, delicate petals and a bright feminine aroma. Rose is considered a symbol of balance and stability. It expresses promise, new beginnings, and hope. 

As a study in the Journal of Physiological Anthropology says, office workers who have roses on their desk feel more relaxed and comfortable in their work environment. The roses can also help to eliminate stress.

Tulips 

These modest and at the same time gorgeous flowers are only available during Spring time. The fact that they only bloom in this season, gives them the connection with welcoming warmth and new beginnings. The flowers are usually large with bright colours, generally red, pink, white, yellow and others. There are about 75 species of tulips that make them so popular among flower lovers. Their simple and sweet look is truly inspiring, and they are known to be able to brighten even the darkest days. 

Today the greatest number of tulips are grown in the Netherlands, but more and more tulips plantations occur around the world.

Hydrangeas

Hydrangeas are beloved for their bold blossom and vivid color. These romantic blooms have a soothing and cheering effect. Hydrangeas are so popular flowers now especially for weddings or as a gift for the beloved people. It is a fact that seeing the flowers bloom has a therapeutic effect on people.