Meaning Behind Each Month's Birth Flowers

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January: Carnation & Snowdrop

Pink carnations symbolize a mother's affection, dark red ones profound love, and white ones pure love.

February: Violet & Primrose

Violets come in purple, yellow, blue, and cream colors. Violets symbolize modesty, humility, and loyalty.

March: Daffodil & Jonquil

Daffodils blossom early in spring, symbolizing rebirth and fresh beginnings. They're also regional. Wales and China think they bring riches.

April: Daisy & Sweet Pea

A Scotsman found gerbera daises in South Africa in the late 1800s and brought them to Europe. They represent purity, love, and fresh beginnings.

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 May: Lily of the Valley & Hawthorn

May's birth flower is lily of the valley. Bell-shaped heads symbolize kindness, motherhood, and humility.

June: Rose & Honeysuckle

You may think red roses are the most romantic, but other hues have different meanings. Orange flowers symbolize passion, while pink ones express gratitude.

July: Larkspur & Water Lily

Larkspurs are beautiful yet toxic, making them harmful for gardens. July's natal flower represents happiness and devotion.

August: Gladiolus & Poppy

Today, the gladiolus symbolizes strength, integrity, and memory. However, Victorian romantics thought the blooms could penetrate hearts and cause infatuation.

September: Aster & Morning Glory

Asters are called after "star" in Greek because of their star-like appearance. They symbolize love, wisdom, and trust, and Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh painted them.

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October: Marigold & Cosmos

Marigolds match October pumpkins with their striking orange hue. Mediterranean flowers symbolize boldness, passion, and creativity.

November: Chrysanthemum

The single November birth flower, the chrysanthemum, was initially grown in 15th-century China. It represents pleasure, longevity, and loyalty.

December: Narcissus & Holly

December's official flower is the paperwhite narcissus. March's is yellow. Paperwhites are named for their paper-thin petals. Purity, faith, and respect.

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