January
Carnations
Carnations
Carnations
Carnations, sometimes called dianthus, provide a variety of colors and sizes.
Christians stories say that carnations first appeared when Jesus carried the cross. Mary's tears fell to the ground and carnations sprung up from those locations.
The carnation flower symbolizes love, devotion, distinction, and fascination.
Snowdrops
Carnations
Carnations
Snowdrops are bulbs that bloom in early spring.
The Bible shares a story of how the snowdrop appear after an Angel turned a snowflake into this flower to prove to Adam and Eve that cold winters do eventually turn into spring.
The white of the snowdrop symbolizes innocence and purity. Because it is the first flower to bloom at the end of w
Snowdrops are bulbs that bloom in early spring.
The Bible shares a story of how the snowdrop appear after an Angel turned a snowflake into this flower to prove to Adam and Eve that cold winters do eventually turn into spring.
The white of the snowdrop symbolizes innocence and purity. Because it is the first flower to bloom at the end of winter and the beginning of spring, it also symbolizes hope.
February
Primrose
Primrose
Primrose
Carnations, sometimes called dianthus, provide a variety of colors and sizes.
Christians stories say that carnations first appeared when Jesus carried the cross. Mary's tears fell to the ground and carnations sprung up from those locations.
The carnation flower symbolizes love, devotion, distinction, and fascination.
Violet
Primrose
Primrose
march
Cherry Blossom
Cherry Blossom
Cherry Blossom
Daffodil
Cherry Blossom
Cherry Blossom
Daffodils are spring bulbs which are typically bloom in yellow or white colors. They naturalize well and are a sign of spring, often blooming through snow.
The name of the species (narcissus) originates from the Greek word meaning numbness, possibly due to the intoxicating fragrance of some varieties.
The daffodil symbolizes rebirth and
Daffodils are spring bulbs which are typically bloom in yellow or white colors. They naturalize well and are a sign of spring, often blooming through snow.
The name of the species (narcissus) originates from the Greek word meaning numbness, possibly due to the intoxicating fragrance of some varieties.
The daffodil symbolizes rebirth and new beginnings. There is also a belief that daffodils bloomed after Christ rose from the tomb, and the flower represents eternal life, reminding us f the resurrection.
April
Sweet Pea
Daisy
Daisies are very traditional flowers which bloom from late spring through the fall, and come in a variety of colors.
The name daisy comes from the Old English language of 'day's eye,' in reference to the common yellow daisy center and white daisy petals which lift with the sun.
The daisy represents purity and innocence, and is commonly associated with the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus.
May
Hawthorn
Lily Of The Valley
Lily Of The Valley
Lily Of The Valley
Lily Of The Valley
Lily Of The Valley
June
Roses
Honeysuckle
Honeysuckle
Roses are considered the most popular and common flower in the world, and are grown in a variety of colors, sizes, and styles from climbing vines to bushy plants.
A rose is considered the queen of the garden, and is through to be one of the most ancient flowers, likely originating in Central Asia. One theory of it's name comes from Greek
Roses are considered the most popular and common flower in the world, and are grown in a variety of colors, sizes, and styles from climbing vines to bushy plants.
A rose is considered the queen of the garden, and is through to be one of the most ancient flowers, likely originating in Central Asia. One theory of it's name comes from Greek mythology, where Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty, honored her son Eros by name this flower with the combination of letters in his name.
Roses represent romance, love, beauty and courage.
Honeysuckle
Honeysuckle
Honeysuckle
July
Larkspur
Water Lily
Water Lily
Larkspur flowers are tall spikes with several blooms which surround the stem. They come in many colors and are often confused with delphinium, a very close relative with minor differences. The name is thought to have originated in England, describing the resemblance of the horned shaped flower to the spur of a lark's claw. In general, la
Larkspur flowers are tall spikes with several blooms which surround the stem. They come in many colors and are often confused with delphinium, a very close relative with minor differences. The name is thought to have originated in England, describing the resemblance of the horned shaped flower to the spur of a lark's claw. In general, larkspur flowers represent an open heart, and are associated with romance, but various colors have their own meanings.
Water Lily
Water Lily
Water Lily
August
Poppy
Gladiolus
Gladiolus
Gladiolus
Gladiolus
Gladiolus
Gladiolus are tall flowers with several same-colored blooms which open from bottom to top. They come in every color of the rainbow, including blended colors.
The name is depicted from the Latin word 'gladius,' for sword. Gladioli flowers have also been called xiphium, which comes from the Greek word, xiphios, which also means sword. The
Gladiolus are tall flowers with several same-colored blooms which open from bottom to top. They come in every color of the rainbow, including blended colors.
The name is depicted from the Latin word 'gladius,' for sword. Gladioli flowers have also been called xiphium, which comes from the Greek word, xiphios, which also means sword. The spikes of the foliage look similar to the shape of a sword.
Gladiolus flowers are associated with gladiators, and symbolize strength and integrity.
September
Morning Glory
Morning Glory
Morning Glory
Asters
Morning Glory
Morning Glory
Asters are fall flowers, most commonly seen in a purple hue. They are traditionally low maintenance, mounding perennials.
The aster flower is said to have been created in Greek mythology from the tears of the goddess Astraea. The tears fell to the ground to create the star shaped flowers. The name, aster, means star, in the Greek language.
Asters represent love, wisdom and faith.
October
Marigolds
Marigolds
Marigolds
Marigolds are bright flowers, typically in yellow and orange tones, but can vary in size. They bloom through the summer and into the fall.
These sunshine blooms are native of Mexico, and the name is derived from "Mary's Gold," a reference to the Virgin Mary and the Roman Catholic religious culture of Central America. Certain varieties of
Marigolds are bright flowers, typically in yellow and orange tones, but can vary in size. They bloom through the summer and into the fall.
These sunshine blooms are native of Mexico, and the name is derived from "Mary's Gold," a reference to the Virgin Mary and the Roman Catholic religious culture of Central America. Certain varieties of marigolds are edible, and others can be used for medicinal purposes.
Marigolds symbolism is linked to the sun, representing power, strength, and light that lives within a person.
Cosmos
Marigolds
Marigolds
November
Chrysanthemums
Chrysanthemums
Chrysanthemums
Chrysanthemums, or mums as commonly referenced, are a fall flower which blooms in a variety of sizes, colors, and styles.
This edible flower originated in China, and was used as a culinary herb in salads and tea. There have been writings found dated as early at 15th century BC describing the flower. The name originates from a Swedish bot
Chrysanthemums, or mums as commonly referenced, are a fall flower which blooms in a variety of sizes, colors, and styles.
This edible flower originated in China, and was used as a culinary herb in salads and tea. There have been writings found dated as early at 15th century BC describing the flower. The name originates from a Swedish botanist (Karl Linnaeus) who combined the Greeks chrysos and anthemon, meaning gold and flower.
Mums are said to symbolize optimism, joy and longevity.
Peony
Chrysanthemums
Chrysanthemums
December
Holly
Paperwhites
Paperwhites
Holly is an evergreen shrub with vibrant shiny leaves and beautiful red berries which peak through late fall and winter.
Scientists believe that the plant may have been originally native to Asia, finding fossil evidence
Holly was a popular gift among Romans to celebrate the winter solstice. The plant
Holly is an evergreen shrub with vibrant shiny leaves and beautiful red berries which peak through late fall and winter.
Scientists believe that the plant may have been originally native to Asia, finding fossil evidence
Holly was a popular gift among Romans to celebrate the winter solstice. The plant
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Paperwhites
Paperwhites
Paperwhites
Paperwhites are spring bulbs in the daffodil family, however bloom in clusters rather than a single flower and are often fragrant.
These flowers originated in the Mediterranean, and have a sad story of Greek Mythology. Narcissus was a hunter, known to be beautiful but arrogant. He rejected everyone, and fell in love with himself after see
Paperwhites are spring bulbs in the daffodil family, however bloom in clusters rather than a single flower and are often fragrant.
These flowers originated in the Mediterranean, and have a sad story of Greek Mythology. Narcissus was a hunter, known to be beautiful but arrogant. He rejected everyone, and fell in love with himself after seeing his reflection in a pond. Upon realizing he could not reach the object of his affection, committed suicide and these flowers are said to have spring up from his remains.
The Farmers Almanac claims the flower conveys unconditional love, symbolizing hope and faithfulness.