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Birth flowers

November 15, 2008 by Andrew 1 Comment

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Image by randihausken via Flickr

Each of the twelve months of the Western calendar is associated with a flower. This allows us to work out which flower marks our birthday.

Birth flowers

January: Carnation (or Snowdrop)

February: Violet

March: Daffodil

April: Tulip (or Daisy)

May: Sunflower (or Lily of the Valley)

June: Rose (or Honeysuckle)

August: Lily (or Gladiolus)

September: Morning Glory (or Forget-me-not)

October: Marigold (or Carmellia)

November: Chrysanthemum

December: Holly (or Narcissus)

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Would you ever buy flowers for someone just because they tied in with their birthday? Would you pluck flowers from the wild or buy from a shop?

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  1. alexis says

    September 29, 2012 at 5:54 am

    What is the flower for July?

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