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Birth Flowers by Month: A Complete Guide to All 12

24 July 2026

What to Write on Funeral Flowers: Card & Ribbon Etiquette

20 July 2026

Peace Lily Meaning and Care: The Sympathy Plant Guide

19 July 2026

Best Summer Flowers: 15 Blooms That Thrive in the Heat

03 July 2026

Hydrangea Meaning and Symbolism: What Hydrangea Colors Say

01 July 2026

Sympathy Flower Etiquette: What to Send and When

25 June 2025

Best Anniversary Flowers by Year: Traditional Blooms for Every Milestone

25 June 2025

Tulip Color Meanings & Spring Gift Guide

25 June 2025

Significado de la flor de aster: tatuajes, colores y mitos explicados

08 March 2025

Significado de la flor de alstroemerias: simbolismo y significado

08 March 2025

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Colorful birth flower bouquet with daffodils and tulips in a vase

Birth Flowers by Month: A Complete Guide to All 12

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Find your birth flower by month, from January carnations to December narcissus. See what each bloom means and send it as a hand-delivered bouquet.
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White lily sympathy flowers arrangement for a funeral

What to Write on Funeral Flowers: Card & Ribbon Etiquette

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Not sure what to write on funeral flowers? Get short, heartfelt card and ribbon message examples for family and friends, from a family florist since 1903.
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White peace lily bloom with dark green leaves

Peace Lily Meaning and Care: The Sympathy Plant Guide

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Peace lily meaning, care, and why it is the classic sympathy plant, from how to water and grow one to what its white blooms symbolize.
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Bright sunflower in bloom, one of the best summer flowers

Best Summer Flowers: 15 Blooms That Thrive in the Heat

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Discover the best summer flowers. 15 heat-loving blooms for gardens, bouquets, and gifts - plus care tips and vase advice from the James Cress Florist team.
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Blue hydrangea blooms showing classic hydrangea colors and meaning

Hydrangea Meaning and Symbolism: What Hydrangea Colors Say

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What do hydrangeas really mean? Explore hydrangea meaning and symbolism, what each hydrangea color represents, and the best times to send them, from a florist.
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Alstroemeria

Alstroemeria

This hardy flower got its name from its discoverer, Baron Klas Van Alstroemer, who found its seeds in 1753. Alstroemeria is generally linked to the symbol of friendship. Send bouquets containing Alstroemeria to show the strength of your bond with another.

Category: Basic
Color: Yellow, Orange, White, Pink, Red, Lavender, Purple, Magenta, Peach, Bi Color
Amaryllis

Amaryllis

The Amaryllis bulb is famous for its capability to produce flowers for up to 75 years. Amaryllis flowers represent radiant beauty. Send arrangements full of beautiful Amaryllis for someone who is beautiful from inside and out.

Category: Novelty
Color: White, Pink, Red, Peach, Orange, Bi Color
Anemone

Anemone

This colorful flower belongs to the family of buttercup. The Anemone is said to have sprung from the blood of the Roman god Adonis. These flowers generally represent anticipation. Help soothe someone’s nerves with this tranquil, lovely flower.

Category: Novelty
Color: white, pink, red, blue, purple, and yellow
Anthurium

Anthurium

This flower is native to Hawaii. These exotic flowers are the most popular and long-lasting of all available tropical flowers. Anthurium is the symbol for hospitality. Whenever you are a guest in someone’s home, make sure to present some Anthuriums to your host.

Category: Novelty
Color: Pink, Orange, White, Green and Yellow
Aster

Aster

In ancient times, it was believed that if Aster leaves were burned, the perfume would drive away evil serpents. In the present century, Asters are used to symbolize the element of patience. Running behind on a client’s project? Send some Asters to show that you appreciate them bearing with you.

Category: Filler
Color: White, Lavender, Purple, Pink, Magenta, Red, Peach, Yellow
Bird of Paradise

Bird of Paradise

This strange and wonderful flower is native to South Africa and represents the feeling of joyfulness. The Bird of Paradise is an excellent flower choice to send for any celebratory occasion.

Category: Novelty
Color: yellows, oranges
Bouvardia

Bouvardia

These flowers got their name from Charles Bouvard, a Parisian doctor. Bouvardia is native to Mexico and was introduced in the UK in 1854. Bouvardia represents the sense of enthusiasm. Reward a hard-working employee with a bouquet made with Bouvardia

Carnation

Carnation

Carnations are native to the East and have been cultivated for the last 2,000 years. These hardy, fragrant flowers represent the feeling of pride and beauty. Send a bouquet of Carnations to let someone know you are proud of them

Category: Basic
Color: Pink, Yellow, Orange, White, Red, Lavender, Purple, Magenta, Burgundy, Green, Bi Color
Chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemum

These flowers have originated in Chinese gardens for over 2,000 years. Today, the Chrysanthemum is acknowledged as a symbol representing the sun. Chrysanthemums represent the essence of fidelity. Make sure to send them to your spouse in honor of your wedding anniversary

Daffodil

Daffodil

Generally, it is believed that when daffodils rise from the ground, it is a sign that winter is coming to an end and warmer weather is soon approaching. Daffodils represent the essence of chivalry. Present a bouquet of Daffodils to the handsome man at work who always holds the elevator for you.

Category: Basic
Color: White, Yellow, Bi Color
Freesia

Freesia

This wonderful flower is named after the German physician Friedrich Heinrich Theodor Freese. Freesia represents the essence of innocence and makes the perfect gift for the proud parents of a newborn baby.

Gladiolus

Gladiolus

This amazing flower got its meaning from the Latin word that means sword. Gladiolus represents Roman gladiators and symbolizes strength of character. Send a bouquet of Gladiolus as a token of respect to a person whose character you admire.

Heather

Heather

Throughout history this flower has been widely used as roofing material, bedding, a form of fuel, as a dye, and in basket and rope making. In a more esthetic realm, Heather represents the element of admiration. Present a bouquet of this amazing flower to someone whose friendship you value most in life.

Hyacinth

Hyacinth

According to the Greek culture, this wonderful flower was named after a boy, Hyacinth, who was killed after being hit in the head with a discus. A flower sprouted from the wound as the god Apollo held the boy. Hyacinths are native to the land of Turkey and represent constancy. Make sure to present a bouquet of Hyacinths to someone special to express the constancy of your love.

Hydrangea

Hydrangea

This flower is native to Japan and was first introduced to the UK in the year 1788. Hydrangeas represent feeling that is initiated by anything that is sincerely heartfelt. Send these flowers to thank someone for a special kindness or to offer an apology.

Category: Premium
Color: Blue, Pink, Purple, White, Green, Lavender, Bi Color
Iris

Iris

Irises are different from other flowers in the fact that they open during the spring time and can remain open for several days. Traditionally, this graceful flower has been chosen to convey the essence of “my compliments”. Compliment someone today by sending them a bouquet of irises

Larkspur

Larkspur

Larkspur belongs to the family of the buttercup and symbolizes levity. Send a bouquet of Larkspur to help someone see the humor in a situation.

Lilac

Lilac

Lilacs claim their origin from Southeastern Europe and were introduced into the U.S. in the 1700’s. They represent the element of youthful innocence. Send a bouquet of Lilacs to celebrate a recent graduate.

Lily Oriental

Lily Oriental

The majestic white lily symbolizes the elements of chastity and virtue. Tiger Lilies represent wealth and pride. Make sure to send a floral bouquet of Tiger Lilies to wish someone happiness and prosperity in all shades of life.

Lisianthus

Lisianthus

This amazing flower has its origin in Texas and Mexico and symbolizes the essence of an outgoing nature. Brighten your company events with Lisianthus arrangements.