Flowers in His Hair

Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
Gen
G
Flowers in His Hair
Summary
Prompt/idea -What if, when Harry was very young, Petunia gave him some flower magazines/books, as examples for what she wanted him to do in her garden, and he became low-key obsessed with the language of flowers? How Harry becomes the quirky, flower-crown wearing, potions savant Hufflepuff that no one expected (or asked for).
Note
This is something I may or may not keep working on, as I’m just getting back into writing. It was knocking around in my brain, so I got down what I could this afternoon. Thanks for reading, if you do!*minor edits and added in the flower meanings to the end note - 07SEP23Listing of flower meanings from the chapter -Chinese Chrysanthemum - Cheerfulness under adversity.yellow foxglove - Insincerity.Aspen - Lamentation.Hops - Injustice.African Marigolds - Vulgar minds.Morning Glory - Affectation.Anemone - Forsaken.Crocus - Abuse not.Tall sunflowers - Haughtiness.White hydrangea - A boaster. Heartlessness.Cockscomb amaranth - Foppery. Affectation.Thorn branch / branch of thorns - Severity. (Extra note - double meaning with it being Sev/Severus).Dogbane - Deceit.Aloe - Grief. Religious superstition.Basil - Hatred.Meadowsweet - Uselessness.French Marigolds - Jealousy.

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