Send Birthday Bouquets of the Birth Month Flower

Did you know that every birth month has its own flower, and every flower has its own message? January birth flower is the carnation, and the meaning is both devoted love and a true friend. February birth flower is violets. Violets mean faithfulness and virtue. March’s birth flower is the daffodil, which is fitting as daffodils are usually the first flower that pops up in spring. Daffodils stand for affection. The daisy is April’s birth flower - ever popular and hearty, cheerful daisies represent innocence and purity. May’s birth flower is the lovely and delicate lily of the valley, standing for hope, humility and sweetness. The birth flower for June is the rose. Throughout much of the Northern Hemisphere, roses are the most in their prime in June. Roses represent love, of course! July’s birth flower is the tall and beautiful larkspur, which stands tall and makes birthday flower arrangements look extra elegant. Larkspur represents laughter, and purity of heart! Doesn’t that sound like a child running through the sprinklers in July? August’s birth flower is the gladiolus. Gladiolas represent strength of character and generosity. September’s birth flower is the aster, a symbol of love and affection. Calendula is October’s birth flower, standing for joy. Cheerfulness is the message sent by November’s birth flower, the ever popular Chrysanthemum, which you can find in many flower arrangements here at 1 Stop Florists. And finally, December’s birth flower is of course, none other than holly, a symbol of the holiday season and a representation of good wishes.