Category: Birth Flowers
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The birth flower of January: Snowdrop
When I think of January, I think of snow. Fitting, then, that the birth flower of this month is the dainty, white Snowdrop. This hopeful little plant has flowers that are more than just beautiful.
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The birth flower of December: Holly
The rich green and vibrant red colours of Holly remind us of the festive period and help keep spirits high. What a perfect plant it is, then, to celebrate the month of December.
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The birth flower of November: Chrysanthemum
As we move towards winter, Chrysanthemums, the birth flower of November, provides much needed light and warmth. It’s almost as if it was designed to remind us of the suns imminent return.
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The birth flower of October: Marigold
October marks the beginning of my favourite season. The days get colder, jumpers get woolier and drinks get warmer. It’s perfect, then, that warming Marigolds are the birth flower for October. But what is a Marigold?
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The birth flower of September: Aster
In the Northern hemisphere, September means welcoming Autumn back while still clinging to the last of the Summer warmth. This dazzling September favourite is the perfect transitional plant as we move into Autumn, with their colourful, summery petals and warm, autumn coloured inflorescences.
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The birth flower of August: Gladiolus
With this August being the hottest the UK has seen for the last 17 years, it seems fitting that this fiery, energetic flower is its symbol. Gladioli have found worldwide fame and feature heavily in art, folklore and popular culture.
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The Birth Flower of July: Delphinium
July, in the Northern Hemisphere, is associated with the peak of summer, so Delphinium seems the perfect choice to emulate a deep blue sky and endless ocean.
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