Gardening and Flowers

What is March Birth Flower? The Two Official Birth Flowers for March

Are you a March baby? Take a look at the daffodil and jonquil, the traditional birth flowers, their history and the meanings they carry.

Primroses and violets are the two February birth flowers. Find out all about these flowers, their symbolism and meaning as gifts.

The traditional January’s birth flowers are the colourful carnation and beautiful snowdrop. Find out these blooms say about January babies.

Have you always been drawn to the mystery of black flowers? Learn more about different kinds of black flowers and their special meanings.

Bright, bold, beautiful flowers are always a sight to behold. Take a look at our list of some of the most popular orange flowers.

Did you know that there are many varieties of green flowers? Take a closer look at the most popular green blooms and how they’re grown.

Yellow is a popular colour for flowers as it signifies friendship, achievement and joy. Find out more about yellow flowers and their meaning.

Carnations are a firm favourite, but what do the different colours mean? Find out which coloured carnation to give on which occasion.

Did you know that May has two birth flowers? Find out about the lily of the valley and hawthorn, and the special meaning behind them.

Daffodil flowers are cheerful bright and happy flowers that bloom every spring. Find more about these flowers, their meanings and symbolism.

Tulips have a deep meaning and are incredibly symbolic. Get to know more about tulips, their meanings and what different colours represent.

Did you know that there are different types of white lilies? Learn everything there is to know about them and their meanings.