FLOWERS
Birth Month Flowers
Like birthstones, each month of the year has a traditional flower associated with it — a tradition thought to trace back centuries, tying a specific bloom's symbolism to the qualities associated with that month.
January — Carnation
Fascination and distinction
February — Violet
Faithfulness and modesty
March — Daffodil
New beginnings
April — Daisy
Innocence and purity
May — Lily of the Valley
Sweetness and humility
June — Rose
Love and beauty
July — Larkspur
Positivity and lightness
August — Gladiolus
Strength of character
September — Aster
Wisdom and valor
October — Marigold
Warmth and creativity
November — Chrysanthemum
Joy and optimism
December — Narcissus/Holly
Good fortune and joy
These birth month flower traditions vary somewhat by region and source, so a slightly different flower may be attributed to the same month depending on where you look — much like differing zodiac traditions. Regardless of the exact source, they've become a popular way to personalize a gift or bouquet for someone's birthday.
