The flowers

You would have heard of the zodiac signs and probably birth stones too. But did you know we also have birth flowers? Each month of the year is associated with a specific bloom, carrying its own meaning and significance. Click the image to find out what your birth flower is and their meaning. April: Daisy. April’s birth flower is the daisy, embodying innocence, purity, and new beginnings. Daisies are versatile, symbolising loyalty, love, and simplicity.

As the chill of winter begins to fade in Japan, everyone starts to get excited for Sakura Season! Japanese convenience stores start releasing their sakura flavoured products, one of the most trendy food items of the year. Sakura decorations begin popping up all over the city. People begin to gather in the park. And the

Study wildflower folklore, and you’ll uncover the mysteries behind their names, virtues, and uses. The more common the wildflower, the richer its history.

In Victorian times, a rose was not simply a rose — the people of this era loved labeling blooms with very specific meanings. These particular ones, which we found in A Victorian Flower Dictionary, are some of the most interesting.

Night-blooming flowers are unique plants that open their petals and exude fragrances exclusively under the cover of darkness, creating a mystical and enchanting garden ambiance. These nocturnal bloomers, such as moonflowers and night-blooming jasmine, are adapted to attract night-time pollinators like moths and bats with their luminous beauty and intense scents.

A cluster of daisies cover the wall in this inspiring nature wallpaper mural. The flowers are shot from an aerial view, creating a refreshing and bright atmosphere.