Birth Month Flowers

Birth month flowers, similar to birthstones, are specific flowers traditionally associated with each month of the year. These flowers often represent certain qualities or attributes. Here is a list of each month’s birth flowers and their meanings:

1. January:
   • Carnation: Love, fascination, and distinction.
   • Snowdrop: Hope and rebirth.
2. February:
   • Violet: Faithfulness, wisdom, and hope.
   • Primrose: Young love.
3. March:
   • Daffodil: New beginnings, prosperity, and unrequited love.
4. April:
   • Daisy: Purity, innocence, and true love.
   • Sweet Pea: Delicate pleasure and blissful pleasure.
5. May:
   • Lily of the Valley: Sweetness, humility, and a return to happiness.
   • Hawthorn: Hope and supreme happiness.
6. June:
   • Rose: Love, passion, and beauty.
   • Honeysuckle: Devotion and everlasting bonds.
7. July:
   • Larkspur: Lightness, levity, and strong bonds of love.
   • Water Lily: Serenity, purity, and rebirth.
8. August:
   • Gladiolus: Strength of character, sincerity, and generosity.
   • Poppy: Imagination, eternal sleep, and oblivion.
9. September:
   • Aster: Wisdom, valor, and faith.
   • Morning Glory: Unrequited love and affection.
10. October:
    • Marigold: Passion, creativity, and warmth.
    • Cosmos: Peace, order, and balance.
11. November:
    • Chrysanthemum: Friendship, joy, and long life.
12. December:
    • Narcissus: Respect, sacred love, and faithfulness.
    • Holly: Protection and defense.

These flowers are often used in personal celebrations, such as birthdays, to celebrate the individual’s birth month and the attributes symbolized by the corresponding flower.