What Your Birth Month Flower Means?

Do you know your birth month flower? Most people know their zodiac signs or lucky numbers, but they don't know their birth flower. Just like signs and numbers, your birthday flower says a lot about your personality. Find your lucky flower and discover what it means.

Here is a list of birth flowers by month from Bethpage Florist.

January- Carnations 

Carnations are the birth flower for January. This flower is also called dianthus or gillyflower. come in a wide variety of colors. You can find them in purple, pink, red, yellow, white, and even green. Carnations symbolize tranquility, affection, and remembrance.

February- Violet 

Violets are February's birth flower. These blooms have 3-4 petals and heart-shaped leaves. They often have a two-tone color effect. Violets are usually purple, but they also come in yellow, blue, and cream. The violet flower represents spiritual knowledge, compassion, and love.

March- Daffodil

March brings spring and the daffodil. This lively flower has a mild fragrance. Daffodils have six petals and a trumpet-shaped center. They have long, flat leaves. You can find bright yellow and white daffodils at a local flower shop like ours in Farmingdale. Daffodils symbolize renewal, optimism, and faith.

April- Daisy 

Daisies are the birth flowers of April. They flourish as summer approaches. These flowers are a perfect representation of the summer vibe. Daisies have many long, flat petals and a yellow center. The daisy stands for joy, purity, and innocence.

Fun Fact: People born in April are fun-loving. They brighten others' days with their happy nature.

May- Lily

The lily of the valley is May's birth flower. It blooms in spring and lasts until late summer. The lily of the valley is a delicate, bell-shaped white flower. Its head faces downward. This flower symbolizes happiness, purity, and chastity.

June- Rose

For June, we have a flower that symbolizes love forever. Roses are a classic flower with smoothly packed petals. They come in many colors. Roses symbolize passion, love, and grace.

Fun Fact: People born in June are often romantic. Now you know why!

July- Larkspur 

The birth flower for July is the larkspur. Larkspur is also known as delphinium. It has bright blooms on tall spikes. This flower symbolizes an open heart and romance.

Fun Fact: People born in July have a great sense of humor and a charming personality.

August- Gladiolus

Next is the gorgeous gladiolus. Gladiolus is the birth flower for August. It has a tall stem with open blooms. Gladiolus comes in many colors. You can find white, yellow, pink, lavender, burgundy, and purple varieties. It symbolizes victory and strength.

Fun Fact: People born in August are leaders with unmatched strength.

September - Aster 

The aster is September's flower. This lovely flower comes in many hues, including orange, red, white, pink, and purple. The aster gets its name from its star-like shape. It represents power, wisdom, and love.

October - Marigold

October is a fall month. Its birth flower has colors that remind you of fall. Marigolds are usually orange or bright yellow with a rustic tone. The marigold is a double-headed flower with ruffled petals. This October flower stands for creativity, passion, and courage.

November- Chrysanthemum

November's birth flower is the marvelous chrysanthemum. Its petals gradually roll out into a full bloom. People also call this flower "mums." Chrysanthemums come in pink, white, purple, yellow, and red. They symbolize well-being, happiness, and harmony.

Fun Fact: People born in November are generally honest and kind.

December- Narcissus

Here we are in the last month of the year. The narcissus is December's birth flower. It has six flat petals and a trumpet-shaped crown. The name comes from a Greek deity who fell in love with his own reflection. Narcissus flowers stand for renewal and rebirth.

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