Question
Roses are for love, what are pansies for?

Answer
Hello again!

Most flowers do have some meaning.  With some, different colors mean different things.  I've listed a few of the most popular cut flowers here:

Carnations:  fascination.  Pink represent rememberance, respect, gratitude.  Red represent passion or admiration.  White represent purity.

Chrysanthemums:  friendship

Babies breath:  celebration, happiness

Iris:  friendship, hope

Orchid:  love, beauty

Bells of Ireland:  wishes of good luck

Daffodil:  love, faithfullness

Daisy:  innocence

Gerbera:  happiness

Tulips:  love, luck

Stock:  beauty

Roses:  Yellow represents frienship and rememberance.  White represents innocence.  Peach - excitement.  Pink - happiness, thanks.  Red - love, passion.  Lavender - enchantment.  

Peonies:  wishing happiness

Lisianthus:  appreciation

Aster:  love

There are lots more!  These are the ones most often used as symbols, though.