November Birth Flower
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The November birth flower is the chrysanthemum. It symbolizes friendship, love, and cheerfulness. In some cultures, white chrysanthemums symbolize grief or lamentation. The chrysanthemum has cultural significance in several countries. In Japan, it is the imperial flower and appears on the emperor's seal; in China, festivals celebrate the flower. Chrysanthemum tea provides health benefits like reducing blood pressure and supporting immunity.
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January Birth Flower
The January birth flower is the carnation. It has been cultivated for centuries for its fragrant blooms and hardiness. Pink carnations were said to have appeared below the Virgin Mary's tears and symbolize a mother's love, as depicted in Leonardo da Vinci's 1475 painting "The Madonna with the Carnation." Carnations have various meanings depending on their color, such as passionate love for red carnations and rejection for yellow ones. They are considered edible flowers and their petals are used for cake decorating and in making Chartreuse liquor.
October Birth Flower
The October birth flower is the marigold. The marigold symbolizes sorrow and sympathy. It was first discovered in Central America in the 16th century and introduced to Europe and India by Portuguese explorers. In Aztec culture, marigolds were believed to have magical and medicinal properties and were used to cure ailments. They remain widely used in ceremonies and decorations in countries like India, Mexico, and North America.
October birth flower
The October birth flower is the marigold. The marigold symbolizes sorrow and sympathy. It was first discovered in Central America in the 16th century and introduced to Europe and India by Portuguese explorers. In Aztec culture, marigolds were believed to have magical and medicinal properties and were used to cure ailments. They remain widely used in ceremonies and decorations in countries like India, Mexico, and North America. Marigolds also have ongoing medicinal uses like treating bee stings and sprains.
Dianthus caryophyllus
Dianthus caryophyllus, commonly known as the carnation or clove pink, is a species of flowering plant in the family Caryophyllaceae. It is native to the Mediterranean region but has been extensively cultivated for over 2,000 years. Carnations come in a variety of colors and have symbolic meanings depending on their color. They are also national or state flowers in several places.
December birth flower
The December birth flower is the narcissus. According to Greek mythology, narcissus was a hunter who was proud of his beauty. Upon seeing his reflection in a pool, he fell in and drowned, giving rise to the term "narcissism." The narcissus has various symbolic meanings depending on culture, representing both vanity and wealth. It has also been used medicinally and is cultivated in several European regions.
December Birth Flower
The December birth flower is the narcissus. According to Greek mythology, narcissus was a hunter who was proud of his beauty. Upon seeing his reflection in a pool, he fell in and drowned, giving rise to the term "narcissism." The narcissus has various symbolic meanings depending on culture, representing both vanity and wealth. It has also been used medicinally and is cultivated in several European regions.
About flowers
The document discusses several types of flowers including:
- Dutch flowers like tulips which the Netherlands is famous for growing over 400 years ago and now produces 9 billion flowers per year.
- Roses which need to be displayed in a cool place out of direct sunlight and have their water changed regularly.
- Methods for drying flowers by hanging them upside down in a warm, dry, and dark place.
- Gift ideas using flowers like cupcakes with carnations or a dozen roses and calla lilies.
- The lily of the valley flower which has a fragrant aroma and hangs from stalks like bells usually in May.
- African violets and red ginger flowers which make beautiful home
June Birth Flower
The June flower is the rose. The rose has a long history of cultivation dating back thousands of years to ancient civilizations like Babylon and Egypt. It was an important flower in many ancient cultures and associated with goddesses. Roses are usually found in the Northern Hemisphere and come in colors like red, pink, white, orange and yellow. Breeding of new rose varieties started intensifying in the 17th century in Europe. Roses have had symbolic meanings attached to their colors throughout history.
June birth flower
The June flower is the rose. The rose has a long history of cultivation dating back thousands of years to ancient civilizations like Babylon and Egypt. It was an important flower in many ancient cultures and associated with goddesses. Roses are usually found in the Northern Hemisphere and come in colors like red, pink, white, orange and yellow. Breeding of new rose varieties started intensifying in the 17th century in Europe. Roses also have traditional symbolic meanings conveyed by their different colors.
Sunflower
The sunflower is native to Central America and was first domesticated in Mexico by 2600 BC. It may have also been domesticated independently in Tennessee around 2300 BC. Many indigenous peoples saw the sunflower as a symbol of their solar deity. Europeans first encountered sunflowers in Peru in the 1500s. The structure of the sunflower head is made up of many small florets spiraling in a pattern related to the Fibonacci sequence, efficiently packing the seeds.
January birthstone (1)
The birthstone for January is garnet. Garnets have been found in ancient graves dating back to 3000 BC and were popular in European jewelry in the 18th-19th centuries. Garnet comes in a variety of colors including red, orange, yellow and green. It is known as a symbol of faith, constancy and truth. Garnet mines are located in Sri Lanka, Tanzania and Canada.
September Birth Flower
The September flower is the aster, which was named after the Greek word for "star" due to its star-shaped flower head. Asters bloom in the fall and have various meanings, including love, faith, and wisdom. They were used in ancient times for medicinal purposes and their blooming coincides with the feast of St. Michael, so they are also known as Michaelmas daisies. According to Greek mythology, asters grew where the tears of the goddess Astraea fell to earth during a great flood. Folklore also associated various magical properties with asters.
September birth flower
The September flower is the aster, which was named after the Greek word for "star" due to its star-shaped flower head. Asters bloom in the fall and have various meanings, including love, faith, and wisdom. They were used in ancient times for medicinal purposes and their blooming coincides with the feast of St. Michael, so they are also known as Michaelmas daisies. According to Greek mythology, asters grew where the tears of the goddess Astraea fell to earth during a great flood. Folklore also associated various magical properties with asters.
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The July birth flower is the Larkspur. Traditionally used for herbal medicine to consolidate wounds, it was also thought to have magical protective properties. Native to temperate regions, Larkspur grows up to 4 feet tall and has numerous cultivars. It symbolizes an open heart and attachment. According to Greek mythology, Larkspur sprang from the blood of Alex after he killed himself, and it has been used for centuries in traditional medicine and magic.
February Birth Flower
The February birth flower is the violet. The violet has been used historically in mythology, paintings and literature. It is associated with St. Valentine's Day through a legend where St. Valentine used crushed violet blossoms to make ink while imprisoned. Violet symbolizes love, truth, humility and faithfulness. It has been adopted as the state flower in four U.S. states and was believed by medieval herbalists and Romans to have medicinal properties.
August Birth Flower
The August birth flower is the Gladiolus, also known as the sword lily. Native to South Africa, Gladiolus flowers have sword-shaped leaves and spikes of funnel-shaped flowers. In ancient Rome, victorious gladiators were honored with gladioli after battles. The flower later became known as the flower of Roman gladiators. Gladiolus corms and powdered corms were also used medicinally.
October Birthstone
The birthstones for October are tourmaline and opal. Tourmaline comes in various colors like black, brown, violet, green, and pink. It is a semi-precious gemstone that is mined in countries like Brazil, Tanzania, and the United States. Opal is known as the "Queen of Gems" and comes in colors like white, yellow, red, orange, green, brown, black, blue, and colorless. It is mostly mined in Australia, though also found in other countries. Both stones were thought in folklore to have various powers and were used in traditions.
November Birthstone
The birthstones for November are topaz and citrine. Topaz comes in various colors and measures 8 on the Mohs hardness scale. It is mined in many countries around the world and was believed by ancient cultures to have various powers. Citrine is a variety of quartz that ranges in color from yellow to brown and is produced mainly in Brazil, Argentina, and Russia. It was thought to have healing properties such as increasing self-esteem and clarity of thought.
May Birthstone
The birthstone for May is the emerald, which gets its name from Greek, Old French, or Sanskrit words meaning "green gemstone." Emeralds have been mined since 1500 BC in Egypt, India, and Austria. They are a variety of beryl containing beryllium, aluminum, silicon, oxygen, and forming six-sided symmetrical crystals. Emeralds range in color from light to dark green and their main producers are Colombia and Zambia. They are believed to have healing properties and were symbols of nature, resurrection, and foresight. Emeralds are graded based on their color, cut, clarity, and crystal structure.
March Birthstone
The document discusses the gemstone aquamarine, the birthstone for March. Aquamarine is a variety of the mineral beryl that ranges in color from blue to blue-green, deriving its name from the Latin for "water of the sea." Throughout history, aquamarine was believed to have powers like bringing victory in battle, curing illnesses, and ensuring a happy marriage. Major sources of aquamarine include Brazil, Madagascar, and the United States.
June Birthstone
The document discusses the three June birthstones: pearl, alexandrite, and moonstone. Pearls have a hardness of 2.5-4.5 on the Mohs scale while alexandrite is one of the harder gemstones at 8.5. Moonstones have a hardness of 6.0. Alexandrite is rare and changes color from green to red in different lighting. Moonstone is named for its sheen caused by light diffraction through feldspar layers and is found in various colors. It was believed by Romans to come from solidified moon rays.
July Birthstone
The ruby is the birthstone for July. It comes from the mineral corundum and ranges in color from pink to blood-red, deriving its color from chromium. Rubies are one of the hardest gemstones. Historically, the main source of rubies has been the Mogok Valley in Burma, though other locations include Thailand, Cambodia, India, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. Additional deposits have been discovered in Tanzania, Madagascar, Vietnam, and the United States. Rubies were believed to possess various powers including bringing health, wealth, protection and enhancing status.
February Birthstone
The birthstone for February is amethyst, a purple quartz gemstone that has been treasured for centuries by royalty and religious figures. According to Greek mythology, amethyst derived its purple color when Dionysus stained white quartz with wine tears after inadvertently harming a young maiden named Amethyst. Historically, amethyst was believed to have various healing properties and protect against evil thoughts or anger. Today, it remains a durable and beautiful choice for jewelry.
September Birthstone
The birthstone for September is sapphire, a variety of the mineral corundum. Sapphire derives its name from the Greek word for blue stone. Sapphire is one of the hardest gemstones, measuring 9.0 on the Mohs hardness scale. Royalty have long associated sapphire with nobility, sincerity, and faithfulness. Sapphire is found in countries around the world and can come in various colors, though blue is most common. Ancient cultures believed sapphire provided spiritual enlightenment and healing properties.
August Birthstone
The birthstones for August are peridot and sardonyx. Peridot ranges in color from yellow to green and measures 6.5-7 on the Mohs scale. It was favored by Cleopatra in Egypt and is believed to be tears of the Hawaiian goddess Pele. Sardonyx is a form of layered onyx and chalcedony known for its red bands. It was thought to bring courage, victory, and success in legal matters for Romans. Both stones were thought to protect against nightmares and bring prosperity to the wearer.
April Birthstone
The document discusses the history and properties of diamonds. It notes that diamonds were first discovered in India around 800 BC and were believed to have mystical powers. The birthstone for April is the diamond. Major diamond mines are located in South Africa, Russia, Canada, Australia and Botswana. The four characteristics used to determine the value of diamonds are carat, color, clarity, and cut. The ten richest diamond mines in the world are located in South Africa, Botswana, Canada, Angola, and Australia.
December Birthstone
The birthstones for December are tanzanite, zircon, and turquoise. Tanzanite was first discovered in 1967 in Tanzania and is only found there. Zircon occurs in various colors and has been used for centuries by healers. Turquoise was popular among ancient cultures like Egyptians and Aztecs and was believed to have healing and protective properties.
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- 3. About Chrysanthemum This mostly perennial plant is also called the „mum‟. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia‟s official flower. King Tut (Tutankhamen) was said to have been buried wearing floral collars of chrysanthemums and insects are repelled by resins of the plant. A certain type of fireworks shell is named a chrysanthemum because they produce a pattern which happens to resemble the flower. Created by: www.whatsmybirthflower.com
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