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Birth flowers by month
Every month has a birth flower, and all but November have a second one. Pick your month for what each flower means, what it looks like, and famous people who share it.
| Month | Birth flowers | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| January | Carnation & Snowdrop | Love and distinction |
| February | Violet & Primrose | Modesty and faithfulness |
| March | Daffodil & Jonquil | Rebirth and cheerfulness |
| April | Daisy & Sweet pea | Innocence and loyalty |
| May | Lily of the valley & Hawthorn | Sweetness and the return of happiness |
| June | Rose & Honeysuckle | Love and devotion |
| July | Larkspur & Water lily | An open heart |
| August | Gladiolus & Poppy | Strength of character |
| September | Aster & Morning glory | Wisdom, faith and patience |
| October | Marigold & Cosmos | Warmth and creativity |
| November | Chrysanthemum | Joy and long life |
| December | Narcissus & Holly | Renewal and good wishes |
Flowers follow the traditional list published by Farmers' Almanac and Gardening Know How; meanings are the Victorian language-of-flowers associations for the first flower of each month.
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