The flowers associated with each birth month, what are they? Let's check!

"Flowers" - The beauty that is meticulously cultivated on this Earth has been blossoming for a very long time, almost ready to burst forth into the world. With its beauty, flowers have been used as symbols for almost everything on Earth. They are used to represent zodiac signs or different months, which Love You Flower shop has brought to everyone's attention. Previously, we have written articles about flowers for each zodiac sign. Let's see what types of flowers there are and which ones you can purchase at our flower shop.

January: Carnations and Snowdrops

In January, the birth flowers are carnations and snowdrops. Various-colored carnations are symbols of steadfast faith and determination because this type of flower is known for its strong will. Even in the winter season, they grow and flourish well. As for snowdrops, they symbolize purity, innocence, and hope. These flowers bloom beautifully in the midst of snow, making them a representation of effort and hope.

For those who are looking for carnations, Love You Flower shop offers them. Click here for more information.

February: Violets and Primroses

Even though it's February, it doesn't mean that the birth flower is a rose. In fact, the birth flowers for this month are violets and primroses (although the word "rose" is included in the name, it doesn't refer to roses). Violets symbolize beautiful culture, simplicity, and humility. With its heart-shaped petals, many people believe it's one of the reasons why fairies, according to ancient beliefs, use violets to make enchantments. As for primroses, they symbolize youth and eternal life. The name primrose comes from the Latin word "primus," meaning "first," because primroses are one of the first flowers to bloom in the spring.

It's a pity that our flower shop currently doesn't have both of these types of flowers. However, in the future, if the opportunity arises, we can guarantee that we won't miss them for sure.

March: Daffodils or Jonquils

The birth flower for March is a symbol of freshness and new beginnings, that is, the daffodil, also known as jonquil. This type of flower represents new starts and a life filled with positivity. Moreover, daffodils with white petals and yellow accents also symbolize happiness and hope, making them a perfect choice for home decoration to enhance the cheerful atmosphere. If the opportunity arises, Love You Flower shop would love to create arrangements with these flowers for our customers as well.

April: Daisies and Sweet Peas

For the month of April, the birth flowers are daisies and sweet peas. Daisies symbolize purity, innocence, and honesty, while sweet peas are representatives of gratitude and farewell, often used as gifts to express thanks during good times. Although our flower shop may not have sweet peas, we do offer daisies for your selection. If you're interested, you can check out our products on our website.

May: Lily of the Valley and Hawthorn

The next set of birth flowers for May are Lily of the Valley and Hawthorn. Unfortunately, neither of these flowers is available in our shop, and they are not commonly found in many Thai flower shops. However, they are quite common in other countries. Lily of the Valley symbolizes purity, innocence, and happiness, while Hawthorn represents protection and love for the things around you.

June: Roses

As for the most popular flower in the world, the rose, it happens to be the birth flower for June. Roses are, of course, symbols of love and beauty, and each color also carries its own unique meaning. For instance, white symbolizes pure love, while yellow represents friendship, and so on.

If you want to get a beautiful bouquet of roses, Love You Flower shop offers them. Click on this link to order now.

July: Delphiniums

For the July birth flower, it's a type of flower that may not be very familiar to people in Thailand, but it's quite popular in foreign countries. This flower is called Delphinium. Delphinium comes in a variety of colors, and each color carries its own unique meaning. For example, blue represents beauty, white and light blue signify steadfastness and faith, purple symbolizes first love, and finally, yellow represents happiness and friendship.

August: Gladiolus and Poppy

In the month of August, we have two birth flowers. The first one is the Gladiolus, also known as the Snapdragon. It represents sincerity, strength, and infatuation. The second flower is the Poppy, which is well-known in Thailand, symbolizing relaxation and rejuvenation. Additionally, there is an ancient belief that this flower has soothing properties.

September: Aster and Morning Glory

For the first half of September, the birth flower is the Aster. It may resemble the chrysanthemum in appearance, but they are different species. This flower symbolizes love, refined wisdom, courage, and faith. As for the second half of September, the birth flower is the Morning Glory. Although it may not be considered very special, it carries a beautiful meaning of love, kindness, and the essence of life. While you may not find both of these flowers commonly in flower shops, especially the Aster, the Morning Glory is certainly easier to come by, and Love You Flower believes you can find it without any trouble.

October: Marigold and Cosmos

Greetings from afar! For the birth flowers of October, these flowers symbolize strength and a dedicated pursuit of success. On the other hand, the charming Cosmos flower carries profound meanings of sincerity, authenticity, and endless love.

November: Chrysanthemum

While we often associate chrysanthemums with funeral or condolence flowers, Love You Flower shop wants to emphasize that you shouldn't just judge a flower by its appearance or common uses. In reality, this flower carries positive meanings just like any other flower. It symbolizes well wishes and a belief that it will bring good fortune and happiness to those in the household.

December: Holly or Poinsettia

We've reached the final month, and for the last month of the year, the birth flowers are Holly or Poinsettia. These flowers often symbolize life, making them popular choices for decorative wreaths during the Christmas season. When used in wreaths, they convey themes of friendship and faith in love.

All of these are the birth flowers for each of the 12 months of the year. They are all beautiful and carry interesting meanings. If you want to get flowers like carnations, roses, or any other type of flower not mentioned in this list as a gift for your loved ones or to prepare for a Valentine's Day bouquet, Love You Flower shop is happy to offer advice and deliver them to your loved one's doorstep. You can trust us with your flower needs.x