Each month has got its flower and each one its own meaning.
Let's know about them!!
January: Carnation
The birthday flower for January is the carnation. A long-lasting flower available in a wide variety of colors. Also known as dianthus. Carnations have been traditionally associated with fascination and distinction, which is a fitting sentiment for the freshness of the New Year.
January: Carnation
The birthday flower for January is the carnation. A long-lasting flower available in a wide variety of colors. Also known as dianthus. Carnations have been traditionally associated with fascination and distinction, which is a fitting sentiment for the freshness of the New Year.
February: Iris
Winter shades of cool blue and snowy white are found in the iris. Six-petaled flower predominantly found in shades of blue or purple. Yellow and white are also available. Iris are grown in many parts of the world.Representing faith, wisdom, and hope, iris flowers are a beautiful and meaningful gift for a February birthday.
Winter shades of cool blue and snowy white are found in the iris. Six-petaled flower predominantly found in shades of blue or purple. Yellow and white are also available. Iris are grown in many parts of the world.Representing faith, wisdom, and hope, iris flowers are a beautiful and meaningful gift for a February birthday.
March: Daffodil
The common name for flowers in the Narcissus family, which consist of trumpet-shaped blooms and are often yellow or white in color.
As one of the first flowers of spring, the daffodil is a classic symbol for rebirth and rejuvenation. Daffodils also convey a message of warmth and regard.
April: Daisy
The month of April is represented by the daisy. Daisies are identified by their disk-shaped, multi-petaled blooms. They most often consist of white or pink petals surrounding a yellow center.
Daisies have long been associated with innocence. The large vibrant blooms of the gerbera daisy have made it a favorite among flower lovers.
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