Carnations represent fascination, which is perfect for the January-born seeking to inspire growth and knowledge in their home. Keep carnations around when learning a hobby or practicing a skill for

a reminder of the power of determination.

Irises represent wisdom, and can be useful in inspiring knowledge and grace. Confidence in knowledge is perhaps the most fulfilling confidence of all.

Daffodils signify rebirth, and coming right off the harsh Winter nothing sounds better in March. Cheery and hopeful, daffodils remind us that patience is a virtue in waiting for better

things to come.

Daisies are evocative of the childlike spirit that encourages exploration. For innocence and wonder, daisies are a beautiful way to lighten any heart.

For a bit of humility and a lot of originality, Lily of the Valley keeps May babies grounded. Whether in an arrangement or a vase all their own, this variety of

Lily may be the sweetest there is!

The most passionate of flowers is the rose, and no other flower could make the month of weddings the romantic affair that it is.

Delphiniums bring levity to a room, with their bright colors and joyful open petals.

Gladiolus flowers bloom fiercely close to one another, representing the strength and solidarity between us all.

Asters represent the stars, and bring with them the aptitude and mystery of the great beyonds. 

Calendulas inspire in a warmth just at the time of year things start to cool down. Their radiance can bloom well into the winter months, too.

Chrysanthemums are unique in their seemingly infinite petals, and represent the joy of unending friendship.

Merry and bright indeed! These pleasant petals bring cheer and the joy of family all season long.