Birth flowers · Month 2
February birth flower: the violet
loyalty, quietly
Violets mean faithfulness and modest, loyal love. In Victorian flower language a violet said "I will always be true", and because the bloom hides its face beneath heart-shaped leaves it also carries humility: affection that does not need an audience. February's second flower, the primrose, means "I cannot live without you", which is rather less shy about it.
If you were born in February
February people are often the private romantics: deeply loyal, slow to make a show of it. The violet fits because it is the flower you have to lean down to notice, and it rewards you when you do.
When people send it
Violets suit a February birthday and, given their meaning, land beautifully close to Valentine's Day.
Send a February birth flower bouquet
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Create a violet bouquet 💐What is the February birth flower?
The February birth flower is the violet, with the primrose as the month's second traditional flower. The violet means loyalty, quietly.
What does the violet symbolise?
Violets mean faithfulness and modest, loyal love. In Victorian flower language a violet said "I will always be true", and because the bloom hides its face beneath heart-shaped leaves it also carries humility: affection that does not need an audience. February's second flower, the primrose, means "I cannot live without you", which is rather less shy about it.
Can I send a February birth flower bouquet online?
Yes. On DigitalBouquet you can build a free digital bouquet around the violet and send it as a private page with their name on it. It takes about a minute and costs nothing.
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