Flowers are one of the most beautiful gifts in the world. They provide so much colour, beauty, and symbolism, almost like a kind little nod from nature. Birth flowers, like birthstones, are symbolic of the month we were born in, and each one has a unique meaning. Now you can easily find birth flowers for your friends, family and relatives in Hyderabad at your ease through our blog and send them as freshest Gifts to Hyderabad. 

1. January - The carnation is the birth flower for everyone born in January. It is also referred to as dianthus, sweet william, or gillyflower. Carnations bloom in almost every colour of the rainbow, including purple, red, yellow, and even green. Carnations may appear delicate, but they can grow in harsh conditions and will bloom during the winter months if temperatures do not drop below freezing. This flower represents enchantment, love, and remembrance.

2. February - Violets represent virtue, modesty, and humility. These stunningly vibrant purple flowers have been around for centuries. The flower has heart-shaped petals, which many believe is why it was used in love potions and can be delivered as Flowers to Hyderabad for your beloved for Valentine surprises, other than roses.

3. March - The daffodil is the birth flower of March. It's quite natural that cheerful yellow flowers symbolise the first month of spring. These tiny sunshine buds represent unrivalled love and serve as a reminder that the sun is always shining when loved ones are present. Colors of daffodils, also known as jonquils, vary, with white, orange, and pale yellow blooms.

4. April - The lovely daisy represents purity, new beginnings, and true love. It is the birth flower for anyone born in April and makes an excellent choice for a spring bouquet, so send them as excellent Birthday Flowers to Hyderabad! Gerbera daisies were discovered in South Africa in the late 1800s by a Scotsman who brought the flowers back to Scotland. They quickly became well-known and are still one of the most popular flowers today.

5. May - Flowers of the lily of the valley represent purity, humility, and sweetness. They only bloom for a short period of time, making them quite rare and valuable. According to the Victorians, these flowers also represented a "return to happiness."

6. June - No bloom symbolizes the beauty and sweetness of the new season more than the rose as summer begins. More than 100 different types of roses are available in a rainbow of colours. The rose is a symbol of devotion and love, and each colour of rose has its own meaning, ranging from passionate love (red) to friendship (yellow).

7. July - Larkspur is a delphinium species and the birth flower for the summer month of July. The Tudors are said to have named the flower after a lark's spur due to its tall spikes and colorful petals. The larkspur represents dignity, grace, and optimism.

8. August - Poppy has many different meanings around the world. Poppies, a symbol of relaxation and recovery, have long been thought to have calming, healing properties. Recently, red poppies have become a symbol of remembrance for WWI as well as hope for a peaceful future.

9. September - The aster is the birth flower for September. Asters, also known as starworts flowers, are a symbol of omnipotent love, affection, and wisdom. Asters come in a variety of colours, but the most common are pink, white, red, mauve, or lilac blooms.

10. October - While the marigold is best known for its bright orange colour, the October birth flower also blooms in white and yellow. The flower is indigenous to the Mediterranean and represents creativity, passion, and courage. The cosmos is the secondary birth flower for October.

11. November - The chrysanthemum, November's birth flower, is a joyous one. These flowers were first cultivated in China in the 15th century and are well known for their versatility. They come in a variety of bright colours, each of which is symbolic. Chrysanthemums represent good wishes and are thought to bring good luck, joy, and happiness into the home.

12. December - The narcissus is the birth flower for December. The narcissus represents good wishes, hope, and wealth. Narcissus is a flowering plant genus, and daffodil is the common name for any of the plants in this genus. Narcissus flowers are distinguished by their trumpet-like center.

Send all these enchanted bunches to your dear ones and relations in Jubilee Hills, Ameerpet, Hitech City or Moti Nagar in Hyderabad. 

Author Name : Pradipta Mitra.

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