Birth Flowers of Each Month

Lots of us know about our horoscope signs, wear our birthstones or practise the ways of the Chinese zodiac. Even if you’re not a horoscope girlie, admit it – you’ve read a couple of things about your personality traits and signs before.

Today, let’s talk about the symbolic flower of your birth month! That’s right, each month of the year is associated with a flower, and they come with personality traits and characteristics too! In many cultures, birth flowers are believed to bring good luck and positive energy. 

Let’s take a look at the birth flowers of each month!

January – Carnations

The birthday flower for January is the lovely carnation. Those who are born this month are often seen as strong-willed, resilient, determined and ambitious. At the same time, they also have an appreciation for the creative arts and beauty. They are multifaceted individuals with a deep appreciation for life’s joys and challenges.

Just like those born in January, the carnation is a diverse, resilient bloom capable of suiting most occasions. Its bright colours and ruffled petals are popular for weddings, birthdays, and anniversaries. In addition to love and admiration, carnations are also said to represent purity, luck, and gratitude.

February – Violets

Violets are the birth flower for February, and are known for their delicate beauty and as a symbol of faith, loyalty and wisdom. Those born this month are usually gentle or sensitive, but most of all intuitive and loyal to those they love.

In ancient Greek mythology, violets were believed to be a symbol of love and fertility, and were often given as gifts to newlyweds. They were also associated with the goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite. It’s no surprise that this is the flower associated with the month of love!

March – Daffodils

The birth flower of March is the daffodil, a cheerful flower that represents new beginnings, rebirth and energy. They are known as one of the first flowers to bloom when spring comes, and some even bloom throughout winter.

March babies are often optimistic, energetic and enthusiastic about their beliefs. They have a natural curiosity and a love for exploring new ideas and experiences. They are also known for their resilience and ability to bounce back from challenges and setbacks. At the same time, they can be impulsive and restless, and may struggle with commitment and following-through.

April – Daisies

The flower for April is the daisy! They symbolise innocence, purity, and new beginnings, and are often meant to represent the springtime. Those born this month are usually kind, cheerful and have a natural warmth and generosity. They are also known for their innocence, and can sometimes come off as naive and idealistic.

In many cultures, they are seen as a symbol of childhood and youth, and are often given as gifts to newborns or young children. This is so that the children will grow up with kind hearts and warm souls.

May – Lily of the Valley

Those born this month are represented by the sweet lily of the valley. These delicate, beautiful flowers symbolise sweetness, humility and renewal of life. They typically bloom around late spring, and have a sweet, intoxicating fragrance.

Individuals born in the month of May are often seen as gentle and kind, with a natural talent for empathy and compassion. They tend to provide comfort and support to those who need it, and often put others’ needs before their own. On the flip side, some can be shy and introverted, and struggle with expressing themselves.

June – Roses

The iconic rose is the flower of the month! They are associated with June because they typically begin to bloom in early summer, when the weather is warm and the days are long. They are the ultimate symbol of love, and are commonly used all around the world.

Those born in June are often passionate individuals, with a deep sense of devotion – this is not just for romance, but for their work, hobbies or even family. They have a natural charm and charisma, and are skilled at expressing themselves. They are also known for their loyalty and commitment, both in their personal relationships and in their professional pursuits. On the other hand, they may tend to have their sensitive or emotional moments, and struggle with handling rejection or criticism.

July – Larkspur

The larkspur is a tall, slender flower with blue, purple, pink or white blooms. Due to the royal nature of its colours, it’s associated with July as it symbolises grace and dignity.

For those born in July, they are commonly seen as optimistic, gracious, and dignified individuals. They are skilled at navigating social situations, such as in their academics or career. They have a natural air of elegance and poise, and hold firm to their beliefs. 

August – Gladiolus

The stately Gladiolus is the flower of August, as they bloom during the late days of summer. The flower symbolises strength, courage, integrity and perseverance. In certain cultures, gladiolus is gifted to those who are facing difficult changes in their life, or embarking on a new journey.

Just like the flower, individuals born this month are strong and determined. They tend to overcome obstacles and challenges at their own pace, and are looked up to for their unwavering principles and values. However at the same time, they tend to be stubborn and uncompromising when it comes to situations that require change.

September – Aster

The flower for September is the delicate aster, which represents wisdom, elegance and patience. Most of all, they represent all-powerful love. They bloom when the weather cools, and the long summer days transition into shorter, autumn ones. 

Those born in September are often known to be patient and calm. They are wise owls, with the ability to be highly intuitive and perceptive towards the emotions and needs of others. Just like the aster, they are a star in the night sky, guiding those in need.

October – Marigold

Marigolds are the representative flower of October, and symbolise warmth, affection and positivity. They are commonly used as a symbol of friendship, or motherly love – and for all the right reasons too!

Those born in October have a strong sense of responsibility towards their family and loved ones. They have strong loyalty and devotion, and are warm and affectionate to those they care about. When it comes to the ones close to them, they might get emotional or struggle to manage their feelings, but it’s only because they feel so strongly towards them.

November – Chrysanthemum

We all know that November is Scorpio season – but the flower that represents it may offer you a different perspective! The chrysanthemum is a large showy flower, but unapologetically represents beauty, loyalty, and honour. They’re also a symbol of loyalty and devotion, which says a lot about your average Scorpio.

Those born in the month of November have a strong sense of commitment and responsibility, and are often willing to go to great lengths to support their loved ones and their values. It’s sometimes because of these lengths that they’re thought of as ruthless or cold, but they truly do mean well!

December – Holly

It’s no surprise that the iconic Christmas flower represents the month of December. Holly is seen as a symbol of hope and rebirth, as its vibrant red berries provide a burst of colour during the cold, dark days of winter. It’s also a super popular Christmas decoration!

Those born in December are known to be hopeful and warm individuals. They may be drawn to certain traditions, and it’s common for them to take comfort in routines they’re used to. At the same time, they can be sensitive as it’s easy for them to be affected by others’ emotions, and they may also struggle with establishing boundaries.

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