What are the birth flowers for each month?

The "language of flowers" evolved during the 18th and 19th centuries, with specific flowers being used to communicate covert messages with their unspoken meanings. Now fast forward to present, so each month still has at least one lovely bloom.

Here's a quick rundown of list of birth month flowers, including what they mean and how to appreciate flowers for your birth month gifts:

January - Carnations & Snowdrops

Carnations are the January birth month flower, and they come in a variety of colours and meanings. For example, red carnations symbolise love, whereas white carnations represent purity. Yellow, interestingly, denotes rejection. Snowdrops, which represent hope and beauty, are the secondary flower of this month.

February - Violets & Irises

Violets flowers are associated with devotion and faithfulness and are symbolic of February birthdays. Irises, the month's secondary birth flower, represent that February's birth flower carries a cold and wet vibe. It is supposed to signify devotion, and also courage, knowledge, and faith, and has a rich history of therapeutic use. The three erect petals of an iris flower can represent bravery, faith, and knowledge, as well as friendship, hope, and compliments.

March- Daffodils

Daffodils are a bright and sunny birth month flower for March, when the Northern Hemisphere begins to witness the first hints of spring. Daffodils, like spring, are symbolic of fresh starts, rebirth, and gladness. They can also represent chivalry and unrequited love.

April - Daisies

April's birth month flower is daisies, which come in a range of sizes and hues. These blooms, suitably termed "daisy" from the Anglo Saxon "day's eye," bloom at the first glimpse of sunlight. Daisies are supposed to signify purity, innocence, and the ability to conceal secrets.

May - Lily of the valley

The May birth flower is the lily of the valley, a springtime flower. In honour of the blooming of this flower in May, it is called May bells. The flowers are commonly used in bridal bouquets because they represent sweetness, motherhood, and humility.

June - Rose

Traditionally, the rose is the birth flower for the month of June. Love and romance are the meanings of this blossom, as one might expect. Different coloured roses, on the other hand, can alter the flower's meaning. Friendship is symbolised by yellow roses, innocence or purity is symbolised by white flowers, and perfect happiness is symbolised by pink roses.

July - Larkspur & Water Lily

Larkspur is a delphinium species that is the birth flower for the warm month of July. Its high spikes and bright petals caused the Tudors to name it after a lark's spur. The larkspur is a flower that represents elegance, grace, and optimism. This month's secondary birth flower is the Water Lily. It represents purity, hope, and renewal.

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August - Gladiolus

As August's birth flower, the gladiolus is associated with the month. It symbolises strength, loyalty, and remembering, but it's also associated with infatuation in Victorian romantics. The poppy is the month of August's secondary birth flower. It, like the gladiolus, represents recollection.

September - Aster

September's birth flower is the colourful aster. This lovely flower is available in a multitude of colours, including orange, red, white, and various hues and purple. The flower's name comes from its shape, which resembles a star. Love, wisdom, and royalty are all symbols of the aster.

October - Marigold & Cosmos

While the marigold is most known for its striking orange colour, the October birth flower also comes in white and yellow. The flower is a Mediterranean native that represents creativity, passion, and courage. The cosmos is October's secondary birth flower. The flower represents the sun and light in Mexican culture.

November - Chrysanthemum

The chrysanthemum, sometimes known as mum, is the only flower associated with November.The chrysanthemum is not just the birth flower for November, but it's also the flower of choice for wishing the couple a long and happy life together on their 13th wedding anniversary!

December - Narcissus

The narcissus is the birth flower of everyone born in December and is associated with faithfulness, good wishes, and respect. This month is also known for its association with holly, which is a lovely choice for gift wrapping.

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