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Many Happy Returns...
Wish a very happy b'day to your friends/ loved ones/
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Birthday Flowers
Remember this month's birthday's with a special birthday bouquet. Try
this Birthday Birthstone - a mixed arrangement. The flowers are in the color of the birthstone. Or, celebrate with a Birthday mug arrangement featuring a selection of seasonal flowers and a
birthday balloon. See More... |
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January Birthstone is garnet
Flower is Carnation
Carnation has varied meanings including refusal, impulsiveness and fascination. |
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February Birthstone is Amethyst
Flower is Violet
The delicate violet stands for modesty or faithfulness. |
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March Birthstone is Aquamarine
Flower is Jonquil
This spring flower is a symbol for desire, affection and affection returned. |
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April Birthstone is Diamond
Flower is Sweet Pea
Traditionally, sweet pea stands for departure, blissful pleasure and thanks for a lovely time. |
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May Birthstone is Emerald
Flower is Lily of the Valley
This gragrant flower symbolizes sweetness, purity and return of happiness. |
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June Birthstone is Pearl
Flower is Rose
The meaning varies by color: red for love, yellow for joy and friendship, white for purity and pink for grace and thankfulness. |
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July Birthstone is Ruby
Flower is Larkspur
Larkspur is a favorite summer flower meaning lightness and levity. |
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August Birthstone is Peridot
Flower is Gladiola
This majestic bloom stands for preparedness and strength of character. |
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September Birthstone is Sapphire
Flower is Aster
With their varied colors and forms, asters symbolize love of variety, elegance and memories. |
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October Birthstone is Opal
Flower is Calendula
This flower traditionally stands for sorrow. |
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November Birthstone is Topaz
Flower is Chrysanthemum
This flower stands for cheerfulness, optimism and truth. |
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December Birthstone is Turquoise
Flower is Narcissus
This flower of varied forms stands for conceit, self-love and egotism. |
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Color Guide To Roses |
The rose is America's symbol of friendship and love. What better way to express your feelings than to send roses, everyone's favorite flower. Here is a guide on the symbolic meaning of roses by color.
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Red Roses - symbolic of love and respect.
Red roses come in many varieties, from the large flowered 'Madame Delbard', to the true red of 'First Red'. |
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Yellow Roses - symbolic of joy and friendship.
Many shades of yellow roses are available from the large-blossomed 'Aalsmeer Gold', to lighter shades of pale yellow and also garden type spray roses. |
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White Roses - symbolic of innocence, purity and secrecy.White roses are a pure and elegant symbol of caring. Popular varieties include 'Eskimo' - true white, 'Tinecke' and 'Bridal White'. |
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Dark Pink Roses - symbolic of symbolic of thankfulness.
Choose from several shades of dark pink roses, from hot pink to a very dark mauve-pink. |
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Pale Pink Roses - symbolic of grace and joy.
Soft pink roses are very appropriate for new babies and weddings, many varieties have variations in the petals ranging from creaming white with hints of pink to the favorite 'Bridal Pink'. |
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Pale Peach Roses - symbolic of modesty.
Soft peach hues are a delightful color gaining in popularity. The fragrant 'Osiana', the palest 'Champagne' and into the garden type spray roses. |
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Coral Roses - symbolic of desire.
These peach colored roses have several popular varieties including 'Sonia', and many bi-colored roses. |
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Orange Roses - symbolic of fascination.
Roses in brilliant orange are very eye catching. Varieties range from a shocking orange to apricot hued 'Pareo'. |
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