What are the birth flowers of your loved ones? Listed below, we have birth flowers by month as well as the meaning and symbolism for each birth flower.
The Meaning of Flowers
Today, flowers remain a welcome substitute for words, enhancing each giver’s message with fragrance and beauty.
Browse the links below to the individual birth month pages and be prepared to be your recipient’s new favorite person!
The Birth Month Flowers
The January birth flowers are the carnation and snowdrop. Learn more about January birth flowers!
The February birth flowers are the violet and primrose. Learn more on our February birth flowers page!
The March birth flowers are the daffodil and the jonquil. Learn more on our March birth flower page!
The April birth flowers are the daisy and the sweet pea. Learn more on our April birth flower page!
The May birth flowers are the lily of the valley and hawthorn. Learn more on our May birth flower page!
The June birth flowers are the rose and the honeysuckle. Learn more on our June birth flower page!
The July birth flowers are the larkspur and the water lily. Learn more on our July birth flower page!
The August birth flowers are the gladiolus and the poppy. Learn more on our August birth flower page!
The September birth flowers are the aster and the morning glory. Learn more on our September birth flower page!
The October birth flowers are the marigold and cosmos. Learn more on our October birth flower page!
The November birth flower is the chrysanthemum. Learn more on our November birth flower page!
The December birth flowers are the narcissus (paperwhite) and the holly. Learn more on our December birth flower page!
To learn more about flowers and their meanings, visit our Flower Meanings page!
Did you know: Birthstones also have special meanings. Visit our Birthstones by Month page to see each month’s birthstone.
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I want to know about begonias
I want to know about begonias, black eyed susans, cone flowers, chives, cosmos, daisies, lobelias, maple trees, marigolds, roses, shasta daisies, sunflowers, and tulips.
Flower Guide
Hi Emma, I’m not sure what you’d like to know, however, we have growing guides to many of these flowers. See our Flower Plant Guides here: https://www.almanac.com/plants/type/flower
Flowers year round
I want a calendar please help me get one thank you
calendars
Hi Linda, Every year, we do sell garden calendars with botantical illustrations. Learn more in our Almanac.com General Store here: http://store.almanac.com/store/2016-calendars
What about the Southern
What about the Southern Hemisphere flowers???
i like that birthflowers and
i like that birthflowers and birthcolors,,.............perfect
Why is November the only
Why is November the only month with only one flower? All the other months have two.
We're just selecting the most
We're just selecting the most popular flower; there may be others if you Google around.
Thank you. I want to
Thank you. I want to decorate the front of the church each month and i thought a flower of the month would work. Thank you