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Meaning Of Flowers / Birthday Flowers & Birthstones

Birthday Flowers & Birthstones

January
Flower: Carnation
Stone: Garnet

February
Flower: Violet
Stone: Amethyst

March
Flower: Jonquil
Stone: Aquam

April
Flower: Sweet Pea
Stone: Diamond

May
Flower: Lily
Stone: Emerald

June
Flower: Rose
Stone: Pearl

July
Flower: Larkspur
Stone: Ruby

August
Flower: Gladiolus
Stone: Peridot

September
Flower: Aster
Stone: Sapphire

October
Flower: Calendula
Stone: Opal

November
Flower: Chrysanthemum
Stone: Topaz

December
Flower: Narcissus
Stone: Turquois

Flowers	Meanings
Amaryllis Lily	pride and beauty
Azalea	temperance
Bachelor's Buttons	celibacy
Begonia	beware
Camellias	Red: unpretentious excellence
Camellias	White: exquisite loveliness
Carnations	Red: my poor heart
Carnations	Pink: I'll never forget you.
Carnations	Yellow: disdain
Carnations	White: sweet and lovely
Chrysanthemum	Red: I love
Chrysanthemum	White: truth
Chrysanthemum	Yellow: slighted love
Crocus	abuse not
Crocus	Spring: youthful gladness
Cyclamen	diffidence
Daffodils	regard
Dahlia	changeable
Daisy	innocence
Forget-me-not	constant love
French Marigold	jealousy, discontent
Gladiolus	I'm really sincere
Hibiscus	rare beauty
Hyacinth	sporting
Hyacinth	White: discreet loveliness
Hydrangea	Thank you for understanding
Iris	communication; faith; hope
Lilac	Purple: first love
Lilac	White: youthful innocence
Lily of the Valley	increased happiness
Lily	White: purity
Mistletoe	kiss me
Narcissus	ego
Nasturtium	loyalty
Orchid	love; beauty; refinement
Pansies	consideration
Peony	bashfulness
Ranunculus	radiant charm
Rhodadendron	danger
Roses	Red: love
Roses	Yellow: friendship
Roses	Pink: young love, romance, first love
Roses	White: pure, innocence
Snapdragon	presumption
Sweet William	bravery
Tiger Flower	befriend me friend
Tuberosa	illicit pleasures
Tulip	fame
Tulip	Red: declaration of love
Tulip	Yellow: unrequited love
Violet	modesty
Violet	Blue: faithful devotion
Zinnias	thoughtful recollections

The world is divided into six floral kingdoms.
1. Holarctic kingdom: (North American west coast and Central Asia)
2. Paleotropical kingdom (Central Africa)
3. Neotropical kingdom (South America)
4. Australian kingdom
5. Holantarctic kingdom (Tip of South America)
6. Capensis kingdom (Western Cape, South Africa)

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