Did you know that every month is assigned a flower? If you are struggling to think of a gift to buy someone, you now have the answer – a bouquet of stunning flowers that contains their birth month flower. This is something that is bound to go well. You could even team it with a piece of jewellery with their birthstone if you are purchasing for someone special. With that being said, read on to discover what the birth flower of each month is.
What are the different birth flowers?
The birth flower of January is a carnation. This beautiful flower comes in a whole host of colours, with each colour having a different meaning. Yellow means ‘I wish I could be with you’ while pink means ‘I will never forget you’.
The birth flower of February is Iris, which is associated with humility and faithfulness.
Daffodil is the birth flower for March. This flower has a cheery appearance and it says ‘you are an angel.’
For May, lily is the flower to choose, and you have a variation of lilies to choose from. Lily of the Valley is particularly popular.
The birth flower of June is the rose. Everyone knows that this is a flower that is connected with love. However, different coloured flowers have different meanings, with yellow being ideal for friendship and red roses saying ‘I love you.’
Next, we have Larkspur, which is the birth flower of July. This flower is associated with love, affection, and lightness. It is for someone with a pure heart.
The birth flower of August is Gladiolus. This flower symbols moral integrity and strength. When you give a bouquet of these flowers, it is supposed to pierce the giver’s heart with passion!
Aster is the birth flower of September. With a lush texture and wildflower beauty, this has long been considered the enchanted flower.
Marigold is the birth flower of October. This flower is also called the “herb of the sun” and it represents creativity and passion.
November’s birth flower is Chrysanthemum, which carries the beautiful meaning ‘you are a wonderful friend’.
Finally, the birth flower of December is Narcissus. It symbolises new beginnings and rebirth, which probably does not come as any surprise considering the time of year.
Hopefully, you have now discovered what your friend’s birth flower is. Purchasing a bouquet of flowers containing this is bound to make a good impression and show that you have put a lot of thought into the gift.
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