Can anyone tell me what this latin phrase stands for?

Question

im desperate to find out what the phrase "Dulcius ex Asperis" means and what it stands for?

I know its supposed to mean, sweetness through difficulty...but what or how was it used exactly?

Hope this question makes sense to someone!

Answer 1

It means sweetness through difficulty, as in, you can only really appreciate something good after you have experienced something bad.

It is also the motto of the Scottish Ferguson clan.  

Answer 2

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Answer 3

"Through difficulty, sweetness" Its the clan Ferguson motto and their badge is a bee so I suppose the reference is that the bee has to work hard but gets honey in the end. I can't think of an actual phrase but I know its often said that something is better if you've had to fight for it (or something along those lines)