Birthday Flowers
Often called a “Birth Flower”, or “Birth Month Flower”, it is believed that each month has a flower to symbolize a person’s birth.
These Birthday Flowers differ by country or region, but in the US following is the accepted convention:
| Birth Month | Birthday Flower | Symbolizes |
|---|---|---|
| January | Carnation | Fascination, distinction, and love |
| February | Primrose | Modesty, distinction, and virtue |
| March | Daffodil | Spring, rebirth, domestic happiness, vanity |
| April | Daisy/Peony | Innocence, loyal love, gratitude, and healing |
| May | Hawthorn/Lily of the Valley | Happiness, humility and sweetness |
| June | Rose/Honeysuckle | Love, gratitude, appreciation |
| July | Water Lily/Delphinium/Larkspur | Joyful, fickleness, sweet |
| August | Poppy/Gladiolus | Moral integrity |
| September | Morning Glory/Aster | Daintiness, love, magic |
| October | Calendula/Marigold | Winning grace; protection; comfort; healing |
| November | Chrysanthemum | Cheerfulness, friendship, abundance |
| December | Holly/Narcissus | Sweetness, self-esteem, vanity |
[Source: Wikipedia]
But, if you’re not sure about someone’s “official” birth flower, you cannot really go wrong with a single Rose! Order one now.
