The artist did something with the language of flowers here, so if anyone is good at identifying flowers, that'd help unravel the message.

I'm no expert but the one she's holding looks like a white clover which means in the language of flower " think of me ". The one tied to her wrist looks like an anemone which can mean (amongst other meanigns) the death of a loved one. It can also symoblize death in eastern countries like Japan where white is the color of funerals.

I may be wrong though, but this is what i got after some quick google research.

Thing is, I did a google search last night too, and I got completely different results. I didn't want to post them lest that skew the findings. My Google-Fu identified the one on her wrist as a Gardenia Brighamii, which means "secret love". But then again, neither the Anemone nor the Gardenia have 7 petals.

I think we might need someone with some actual knowledge here.

Conium: You made me die. I won't miss you even if you die.
Mulberry (with darkened fruit): I won't help you. I survived longer than you.