February Birth Month Flowers

Need a Great February Birthday Gift?

February 14, 2011 by Mandy Maxwell Leave a Comment

You can never go wrong sending flowers to someone on their birthday. Gazing at beautiful flowers will create sweet birthday memories to hold close to heart. Especially if your recipient works at a desk job. There’s nothing better than having your beautiful birthday gift greet you with it’s vibrant colors every morning when you walk into your office. It’s like celebrating a birthday week instead of just a birthday~!

For a February birthday, flowers are especially sweet. If they didn’t receive any on Valentine’s (*sadface*) or even if they did, it will remind them spring is right around the corner! With all of the cold weather we’ve had this winter, this is a much-needed reminder.

So how do you send flowers for a February birthday? Purple Purple Purple!

Well, normally you can choose the monthly flower, but February’s official flower is the violet, which is more of a garden flower than a cut flower used by florists. Violets are still beautiful and make a great gift that lasts. Call your local florist and see if they have these available.

If not, choose flowers in violet colors. The birthstone for February is also purple, the amethyst. Flowers in these color schemes include: roses, tulips, statice, stock, carnations, and many more.

There are also specific colors depending on the birthday week your friend was born.

January 25st – February 3rd – Pink

February 4th – February 8th – Blue

February 9th – February 18th – Green

February 19th – February 28th – Brown

You can use any one of these, together with purple, to create a personalized February birthday flower arrangement that is sure to please any February baby.

Another great choice for February is our FSN favorite flower for February, the Anthurium. It’s heart-shaped blooms will remind your birthday friend they are loved. Don’t forget a great birthday card message!

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Violet Delight: The February Birth Month Flower

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Violet Delight: The February Birth Month Flower

January 29, 2009 by Flower Shop Network Leave a Comment

African Violet Plant

Roses are red, violets are the birth month flower of February. Pretty in pink and purple hues for the most part, violets are commonly used in more than just corny poetry. Violets, usually African Violets, have gained widespread popularity in flower shops also. People love the deep purple color of African Violets. When combined with complementary colors and flowers, violets can make all the difference in a beautiful flower arrangement.

Birth month flowers are interesting because they provide an opportunity to give a unique gift. Birthday bouquets with sweet card messages are already can’t-miss gift ideas but throw a little spice into the mix and it’s an even better gift! Card messages can be cute, funny, sweet, or cheesy but the it’s the thought that counts. When gifting a friend or loved one with a February birthday, opt for a fresh bouquet that uses violets or an African Violet houseplant. It’s such a fresh idea that it’s sure to go over well.

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Flowers Associated With The Months Of The Year

January 11, 2008 by Jamie Jamison Adams Leave a Comment

Ask the Expert: Where can I find a flower related to each month? Betty

Betty,

Here are a list of birth month flowers.

January – carnations or snowdrops
February – violets or primrose
March – jonquil – daffodils – narcissus
April – sweet pea or daisy – gerbera daisy
May – Lily of the Valley
June – rose
July – larkspur – delphinum
August – gladiolus or poppy
September – aster or morning glory
October – marigold – calendula
November – Chrysanthemum
December – Paper white narcissus or poinsettia

There are, also, flowers associated with the astrological months. Let me know if you want a list of those as well. I have attached some picture of particular birth month flowers.

Carnations