Birth Flowers Calendar

Each month has a birth flower and zodiac symbol. Each flower comes with a meaning. January: Carnations & Snowdrop Pink Carnations (love and appreciation), White Carnations (luck, love, and affection, Red Carnations (love and friendship). Snowdrop (hope and rebirth). February: Violet, Iris, and Primrose Violets (faithful love, truth, loyalty, humility), Iris (hope, faith, passion, purity, and innocence), Primrose (affection, young love, undying affection) March: Daffodils Daffodils (new beginnings, faithfulness, luck, prosperity, and hope) April: Daisy & Sweet Pea Daisy (purity, love, new beginnings, fertility, and motherhood). Sweet Pea (blissful pleasure, gratitude). May: Lily of the Valley & Hawthorn Lily of the Valley (romance, luck, happiness, purity, humility). Hawthorn (hope, love, beauty, fertility, and supreme happiness). June: Roses & Honeysuckle Roses (love, passion, romance, purity, gratitude). Honeysuckle (happiness and eternal love). July: Larkspur & Water Lily Larkspur (happiness, love); Water Lily (enlightenment, resurrection, purity, beauty, creation). August: Gladiolus & Poppy Gladiolus (integrity, honour, respect); Poppy (remembrance, prosperity, enchantment, sympathy). September: Aster & Morning Glory Aster (faith, love, achievement, and wisdom); Morning Glory (affection, intimate love, patience). October: Marigolds & Cosmos Marigolds (devotion, commitment); Cosmos (harmony, love, innocence, beauty, modesty, joy, and balance). November: Chrysanthemum & Peonies Chrysanthemum (friendship, love); Peonies (romance, prosperity, good fortune, honour, and compassion) December: Narcissus, Poinsettia, and Holly Narcissus (innocence and purity); Poinsettia (success, celebration); Holly (happiness and optimism). January