When talking about a birth flower, you are referring to the flower symbol that represents the month that a person was born. One or more flowers are used as symbols for the particular month someone was given birth to. That’s why they are called birth month flowers. Do you know what your birth month flower is?
Each of the months has a different flower or two that represent that month. For January, the birth month flower is the Carnation or Snowdrop while for February it is the Violet or Primrose. March’s flower is the Jonquil (also known as the Daffodil or Narcissus) while April’s flower is the Sweet pea or Daisy. For the month of May, the month flower is the Lily of the Valley and for June it is the Rose.
The Larkspur or Water Lily is the flower for July and the Gladiolus or Poppy for August. For the last four months, the Aster or the Morning Glory is the birth month flower for September and the Calendula (also known as the Marigold) for October. And for the last 2 months of the year, November’s month flower is the Chrysanthemum while December’s flower is the Narcissus.
It’s a good idea to know someone’s birth month flowers when you want to send them flowers for their birthday. And since each of the flowers come with their different meanings and symbols, knowing which will really help you in giving a wonderful and even personalized gift for someone’s birthday that will be very special indeed.
No doubts about it, we all love to receive flowers on special occasions, especially our birthdays. What will be more wonderful than receiving our birth month flowers during our birthdays? That’s why it’s a good idea to know the different flowers that symbolizes or represents each month so that you know what to send if you are sending to a loved one or a friend, and also so that you can appreciate what you are sent, if you are the one receiving the flowers.