Birth month flower and their meaning
Here are the birth flowers associated with each month, along with their meanings:
- January: Carnation – admiration, love, distinction Snowdrop – hope, purity
- February: Violet – modesty, faithfulness, virtue Primrose – young love, devotion, hope
- March: Daffodil – new beginnings, rebirth, happiness Jonquil – sympathy, desire, affection
- April: Sweet Pea – pleasure, goodbye, gratitude Daisy – innocence, purity, new beginnings
- May: Lily of the Valley – sweetness, humility, purity Hawthorn – hope, fertility, protection
- June: Rose – love, passion, gratitude Honeysuckle – happiness, devoted affection, generosity
- July: Larkspur – open heart, strong bonds of love Water Lily – purity of heart, enlightenment, rebirth
- August: Gladiolus – strength of character, honor, remembrance Poppy – imagination, peace, restful sleep
- September: Aster – love, patience, daintiness Morning Glory – affection, love, mortality
- October: Marigold – passion, creativity, warm and undying love Cosmos – peacefulness, modesty, love
- November: Chrysanthemum – friendship, loyalty, joy Peony – honor, compassion, happy life, romance
- December: Narcissus – self-love, self-esteem, renewal Holly – hope, enlightenment, optimism
It’s important to note that the meanings of birth flowers can vary depending on culture, tradition, and personal beliefs. However, birth flowers can be a unique and thoughtful way to celebrate someone’s birthday or other special occasions
