Honeysuckle iPhone Wallpaper

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Honeysuckle Flower Meaning

For June, I studied the humble honeysuckle flower. I never noticed that it “hugs” bricks, fences and trees as it grows. That embracing nature has given it an association with togetherness and friendship.

As I learned about the honeysuckle flower, I came across a lovely poem by Phillip Freneau, The Wild Honeysuckle.

From morning suns and evening dews

At first thy little being came:

If nothing once, you nothing lose,

For when you die you are the same;

The space between is but an hour,

The mere idea of a flower.

Phillip Freneau, The Wild Honeysuckle

You can read the full poem HERE. I’ve always been familiar with the flower. It would grow along the fences at my favorite childhood beach. Their smell is a strong part of my summer memories. But, I never thought of it as particularly symbolic as it gripped and grew into unexpected places.

It’s a lovely burst of sweetness — peaking out to surprise the eyes.

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If you’re like me, it’s nice to have a break from staring at screens. That’s why start all my designs on paper. Then, I digitize them and turn them into printable art. Each piece is created to be collected and shared.

I release my favorite designs as free phone wallpapers. If you liked this design, be sure to follow me on Instagram @verdera.me and Facebook /daniverderame. I hope you enjoy this wallpaper inspired by the aster bloom.

Flower of the Month Postcards

If you like this free wallpaper, you’ll love my collection of postcards inspired by the flowers for each month. My postcard project focuses on symbolism. I am obsessed with communication and symbolism plays a large role in creative writing. Flowers, in particular, have been used as symbols throughout history.

January | Snowdrop | Hope

February | Primrose | Youth & Everlasting Existence

March | Daffodil | New Beginnings

April | Sweet Pea | Greetings & Common Kindness

May | Hawthorn | Love & Protection

June | Honeysuckle | Togetherness & Friendship

July | Water Lily | Innocence & Grief

August | Gladiolus | Honor & Remembrance

September | Aster | Charm & Wisdom

October | Marigold | Passion & Bravery

November | Peony | Prosperity & Good Luck

December |  Narcissus | Good Wishes

The front of each card features a minimalist design that highlights the beauty of each flower. The back contains room for your message and mailing information. They add a personal touch to any birthday greeting. Or you can buy several with your own birth month to celebrate your personal flower.