True, The meaning of flowers could depend on how they were arranged and presented., Victorian social conventions made it particularly difficult for women to express their opinions openly., Different floriography guidebooks sometimes gave different meanings to the same plants., Giving flowers with the right hand was traditionally associated with a “yes” answer., The position of the ribbon could determine whether the message referred to the giver or the recipient., A wilted bouquet could be used to communicate an insult., The meaning attributed to a flower sometimes came from characteristics of the plant itself., The meaning of some flowers has changed since the Victorian period., Floriography is still occasionally used in modern weddings., False, Floriography was exclusively a Victorian English tradition., Most Victorian people could communicate complex messages through flowers without needing any kind of guidebook., A bouquet presented upside down had exactly the same meaning as a normally presented bouquet., A yellow rose was always considered a positive romantic gift., Floriography is still as widespread today as it was during the Victorian era., The video suggests that the symbolism of roses has completely disappeared from modern culture.

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