The term "Virgin of Flowers" can refer to multiple things, most commonly plants associated with the Virgin Mary. Specifically:
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Costmary (Chrysanthemum balsamita): This plant, also known as alecost, is sometimes called "Virgin-Flower" and has historical associations with the Virgin Mary.
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Periwinkle (Vinca minor): Another plant referred to as "Virgin-Flower," periwinkle also carries religious significance, particularly relating to purity and the Virgin Mary.
In essence, "Virgin of Flowers" refers to plant species symbolically linked to the Virgin Mary, often representing purity and associated with religious reverence.
