What Does Your Birth Month Flower Mean? Take the Quiz

Top-down close-up of a circular wreath of seasonal flowers—daffodils, carnations, violets, daisies, roses, lily-of-the-valley and asters—arranged on a weathered wooden table. Warm side light, dewy petals and a soft misty haze create a serene, intimate still-life with visible wood grain and creamy bokeh.

Introduction

This quiz reveals the symbolic meaning of your birth month flower — fast. Pick the month, choose the meaning, and learn a little floral lore that’s perfect for birthday cards and quiet reflection.

Flowers carry stories: cultural customs, spiritual uses, and tiny symbolic codes passed down through centuries. Some blooms shout romance (hello, roses), while others whisper protection, remembrance, or renewal. I’ll point out surprising cultural notes along the way — like how marigolds guide spirits in Mexican Dia de los Muertos, or how chrysanthemums are honored in East Asia.

About the Quiz

There are 10 multiple-choice questions, starting easy and getting sneakily tricky. Each question names a birth-month flower; your job is to match it to the traditional symbolic meaning. After each answer you’ll get a short, fun explanation and a cultural tidbit.

Instructions

  1. Choose the answer you think matches the flower’s symbolism.
  2. See the explanation after each question — I include quick cultural or spiritual notes.
  3. Score 70% or higher to pass. Share your result and the flower facts with a friend.

Want more floral symbolism? I sometimes tie flowers into seasonal posts — for example, I explored rebirth and balance in The Spiritual Meaning of the Spring Equinox. Keep that in mind as you read the explanations; flowers often show up as signposts in seasonal rituals.