"It says that blue ones mean 'consistency' (which I think means being reliable) and white ones mean 'loveliness', light blue ones mean 'peace and tranquility', pink means 'joy', and purple means 'elegance'. Let's take a light blue one inside and see if we bring peace and tranquility to the other bears," he laughingly suggested.
"Does it mention daisies in your Language Of Flowers book, Bubbles?" asked Elizabeth. "I'd like to know what they mean as we have so many of them in the garden in the Summer."
"Yes, and maybe white heather," added Edward. "We have lots of that growing on our rockery."
Bubbles consulted his book. "Daisy means innocence," he replied. "And white heather means protection."
"That's a great book," said Edward. "We should check up on the meaning of all the different flowers in the garden and then maybe make up little posies of appropriate flowers for each other for our birthdays."