Flower Months
Flowers are like birthstones and are linked to different months in the calendar. You can see the different months and their corresponding flowers below:-
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January
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Snowdrop and Carnation |
| February |
Primrose and Violet |
| March |
Violet and Jonquil |
| April |
Daisy and Sweet Pea |
| May |
Lily of the Valley and Hawthorn |
| June |
Rose and Honeysuckle |
| July |
Water Lily and Larkspur |
| August |
Gladiolus and Poppy |
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September
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Morning Glory and Aster |
| October |
Marigold |
| November |
Chrysanthemum |
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December
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The Poinsettia and Holly |
The Meaning of Colour
Every country has its own “Meaning of Colour”. Below is a general guide of colour associations used in the UK.
| Red |
Passion, love, fire, warmth, religious confirmation, danger, blood |
| Yellow |
Spring, joy, youthfulness, sunshine, cheerfulness, caution, jealously |
| Orange |
Fire, warmth, earthiness, autumn, exotic |
| Blue |
Water, peace, serenity, sky, space |
| Purple |
Luxury, richness, royalty, opulence, age, humility, faith/religion |
| Peach |
Fresh, fruity, Mediterranean |
| Pink |
Feminine, friendship, birth of a girl |
| Green |
Cool, nature, calmness, woodland |
| Black |
Night, space, evil, fear, magic sophistication |
| Grey |
Dull, melancholy, neutral, sea |
| White |
Pure, cool, light, airy, innocence, wedding |
Anniversary Flower Meanings
| Year |
Flower |
| 1 |
Pansies |
| 2 |
Cosmos |
| 3 |
Fuchsia |
| 4 |
Geranium |
| 5 |
Daisies |
| 6 |
Calla Lillies |
| 7 |
Jack-in-the-pulpit (Arisaema triphyllum) |
| 8 |
Clematis |
| 9 |
Poppies |
| 10 |
Daffodils |
| 11 |
Morning Glory |
| 12 |
Peonies |
| 13 |
Holllyhock |
| 14 |
Dahlia |
| 15 |
Roses |
| 20 |
Day Lily |
| 25 |
Iris |
| 30 |
Sweet Pea |
| 40 |
Nasturtium |
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