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Birthday Month Flowers

"Send birthday month flowers to personalize and add special meaning to your gift of free e-cards."

Free e-cards featuring January carnations, February violets, March daffodils, April daisies, May lilies, June roses, July larkspur, August gladiolus, September aster, October marigolds, November chrysanthemums, and December poinsettia.
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The idea of a secret language of flowers...

...began among the aristocracy of Napoleonic France and upper classes of Victorian England.

But the appeal of sending secret messages with flowers quickly flourished among the common folk.

It was one of the few pursuits of genteel society they could enjoy.

The idea to celebrate new babies with a gift of flowers evolved very early, at the same time as flower-giving for romance, for offerings to dieties, and as decoration for special occasions.

Birthday flowers were naturally selected according to their abundance at each season:

Cheerful carnations and daffodils in late winter and spring
Magnificent roses and gladiolus in summer
Hardy chrysanthemums in the fall

To learn about each birthday month flower, visit flower meaning by month.

Use the flower e-cards as printable birthday party invitations, too.

Add "who, when, and where" information to the text message to turn the ecard into a party announcement.

Can flower colors send a subtle message? Find out at meaning of rose colors.
For lilies, sunflowers, daisies and tulips ecards, visit free e cards flowers.
If roses are your favorite, there are many to choose from at free birthday cards.
The free email greeting cards below are also available as belated birthday month flowers.