This is what your birth flower means

Your own zodiac sign, you probably know that. But there are more symbols linked to your date of birth. For example, do you know your birth flower? Each month has its own birth flower linked to it.

History of the birth flower

The tradition of birth flowers is said to date back to Roman times, when flowers were offered to the gods. Because each flower blooms at a specific time, each month was eventually linked to a different flower.

What is my birth flower?

So each month has its own birth flower , and these flowers are also given a meaning. Read below what your birth flower is and what meaning goes with it.

January

The birth flower of January is the snowdrop. This flower symbolizes hope and renewal.

February

The birth flower of  February is the iris. This flower symbolizes wisdom and courage.

March

The birth flower of March is the narcissus. This flower symbolizes renewal and self-love.

April

The birth flower of April is the daisy. This flower symbolizes patience and purity.

May

The birth flower of May is the hawthorn. This flower symbolizes hope and protection.

June

The birth flower of June is the rose. This flower symbolizes love and joy.

July

The birth flower of July is the water lily. This flower symbolizes beauty and purity.

August

The birth flower of August is the poppy. This flower symbolizes comfort and remembrance.

September

The birth flower of September is the day flower. This flower symbolizes wisdom and trust.

October

The birth flower of October is the cosmos. This flower symbolizes order and peace.

November

The birth flower of November is the chrysanthemum. This flower symbolizes happiness and health.

December

The birth flower of December is the holly. This flower symbolizes love and trust.

Do you recognize yourself in the meaning of your flower or could you use an extra touch of the meaning? Then a birth flower necklace is a beautiful way to be reminded of this.