Flowers of the month chart

🌼It is thought that birth month flowers originated in Roman times, when birthday celebrations first began. These early celebrations included decorating the altars of Roman gods with flowers, and giving flowers as birthday gifts. 🍃The Victorian’s used flowers as a way of conveying hidden messages, feelings & moods to their loved ones while not breaking etiquette & the strict conventions society was expected to abide by.

Did you know that there is a chart detailing the birth flower for each month, specific meanings, and traits? Learn more about this chart here.

Students made paper flowers while learning about the meanings and purposes of various flowers in the modern and Victorian ages!

Discover meanings behind each birth flower with our Birth Flower by Month art collection. This botanical gift beautifully explains the significance of birth flowers for every month, making it a perfect, personalized present. Ideal for birthdays and special occasions, this collection celebrates the u

What's your birth flower, and what meaning does it have? This guide lists birth month flowers and their symbolism for each month of the year.

Birth month flowers carry their own unique stories and meanings that remind us of our best qualities.

Flowers of the month

January: Carnation | Snowdrop February: Violet | Iris March: Daffodil | Jonquil April: Daisy | Tulip May: Lily of the Valley | Hawthorn June: Rose | Honeysuckle July: Larkspur | Water Lily August: Poppy | Gladiolus September: Aster | Morning Glory October: Marigold | Cosmo November: Chrysanthemum | Peony December: Narcissus | Holly Meaning Behind