April Birth Flowers: List of Birthday Flowers and Their Meanings

A birth flower is a flower assigned to each day, along with its flower language.
For the birthday of someone important, it's wonderful to give a bouquet or flower arrangement featuring their birth flower, or flowers related to its language or color.

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■ April 1st Birth Flower: Cherry Blossom

Cherry blossoms, beloved by all, reach full bloom during this season.
Their flower meanings are "beauty of mind," "graceful woman," and "beauty."
These meanings are attributed to the image of the cherry blossom.
Additionally, "beauty of mind" is derived from Japan's national anthem.

Other birth flowers for April 1st include "Marguerite" and "Columbine,"
Marguerite's flower meanings are "love divination," "secret love," "true love," "trust," "true friendship," "don't forget me," "sweet memories," "sincerity," and "chastity," while
Columbine's flower meanings are "determination," "foolishness," and "I will definitely get it."

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■ April 2nd Birth Flower: Four-Leaf Clover

The four-leaf clover is known as a symbol of happiness. You can find one for every ten thousand three-leaf clovers.
Its flower meanings are "promise," "good luck," and "think of me."
Saint Patrick, a Christian saint, used clover leaves to spread Christianity in Ireland, which is why the clover is Ireland's national flower.

Another birth flower for April 2nd is "White Anemone,"
White Anemone's flower meanings are "hope," "expectation," and "truth."

■ April 3rd Birth Flower: Ranunculus

Ranunculus, a charming flower with many delicate petals.
The flower meanings of Ranunculus are "very attractive," "bright charm," and "radiance."
These flower meanings are attributed to the image of the Ranunculus flower.
Incidentally, "rana" means frog, and it is said to be derived from its leaves resembling frog's feet.

Other birth flowers for April 3rd include "Geranium," "Adiantum," "Aster," "Jasmine," and "Yellow Daffodil,"
Geranium's flower meanings are "true friendship," "respect," and "trust,"
Adiantum's flower meanings are "delicacy," "innocence," "lightheartedness," "childlikeness," and "good humor,"
Aster's flower meanings are "change," "sympathy," "beautiful memories," and "believing heart,"
Jasmine's flower meanings are "charm," "elegance," "sensual," and "lustful,"
Yellow Daffodil's flower meanings are "love me again," "come back to me," and "respond to my love."

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■ April 4th Birth Flower: Gypsophila

This flower produces many small white flowers and is often used in weddings in Japan.
Its flower meanings are "pure heart," "innocence," "happiness," "gratitude," and "kindness."
While it has many flower meanings, they are primarily associated with its fluffy, charming appearance.
"Happiness" is said to have been attributed due to its frequent use in weddings.

Other birth flowers for April 4th include "Plum" and "Red Anemone,"
Plum's flower meanings are "fidelity," "chastity," "independence," "doubt," "sweet life," "misunderstanding," and "difficulty," while
Red Anemone's flower meanings are "passionate love," "burning love," "passion," "courage," "danger to life," "fighting spirit," and "martyrdom."

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■ April 5th Birth Flower: Fig

Fig is a representative fruit that can be grown at home.
The flower meanings of fig are "blessed with many children," "fruitful love," and "wealth."
These flower meanings are said to be derived from Roman mythology. Originally, figs were a plant that bore little fruit, but with the efforts of Bacchus, the god of wine, cultivation was successful, producing many fruits.
These flower meanings are said to have been attributed due to its vitality and good fruit production.

Other birth flowers for April 5th include "Wisteria," "Forget-me-not," and "Flowering Crabapple,"
Wisteria's flower meanings are "gentleness," "welcome," "intoxicated by love," "faithful," and "never separate,"
Forget-me-not's flower meanings are "true love," "sincere love," and "don't forget me,"
Flowering Crabapple's flower meanings are "mildness," "alluring," and "gorgeous."

■ April 6th Birth Flower: Anemone

Anemone, a representative spring flower, is very popular among young people.
Anemone's flower meanings are "I love you," "fleeting love," and "abandoned."
There are two legends behind its flower meanings: one is the story of the goddess Aphrodite, and the other is the myth of Zephyr.
Both are stories of tragic love, which is why these somewhat sad flower meanings are attributed to it.

Other birth flowers for April 6th include "Nasturtium," "Adonis," "Marguerite," and "Kibushi,"
Nasturtium's flower meanings are "victory," "loyalty," "overcoming difficulties," "patriotism," "flames of love," and "fire of love,"
Adonis's flower meanings are "happiness," "blessing," "inviting happiness," "eternal happiness," "recollection," "memories," and "sad memories,"
Marguerite's flower meanings are "secret love," "love divination," and "trust,"
Kibushi's flower meanings are "rendezvous," "encounter," and "lie."

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■ April 7th Birth Flower: Crocus

Crocus is an early spring flower. Its charming appearance is popular with people of all ages.
Its flower meanings are "regret of love," "longing," and "joy of youth."
These flower meanings are also derived from Greek mythology, with the meaning "regret of love" attributed to the tragic story of the boy Crocus and the girl Smilax.

Other birth flowers for April 7th include "Dimorphotheca," "Adiantum," and "Nemophila,"
Dimorphotheca's flower meanings are "vitality," "wealth," and "abundance,"
Adiantum's flower meanings are "delicacy," "innocence," "lightheartedness," and "childlikeness,"
Nemophila's flower meanings are "loveliness," "refreshing heart," "success everywhere," and "I forgive you."

■ April 8th Birth Flower: Pink Tulip

Pink tulips adorn flowerbeds this season. They are lovely and charming.
The flower meanings of pink tulips are "appreciation" and "sincere love."
The origin of these flower meanings is not well known, but it is presumed they were attributed based on the gentle pink hue. Pink tulips are also very popular as cut flowers.

Other birth flowers for April 8th include "Moss Phlox," "Chinese Milk Vetch," "Apple," and "Flowering Crabapple,"
Moss Phlox's flower meanings are"agreement," "unity," and "timid heart,"
Chinese Milk Vetch's flower meanings are"inspiration," "my happiness," "heart at ease," and "alleviating my suffering,"
Apple's flower meanings are "priority," "chosen love," "preference," and "choice,"
Flowering Crabapple's flower meanings are "mildness," "alluring," and "gorgeous."

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■ April 9th Birth Flower: Pansy

Pansy is a spring flower that allows you to enjoy colorful hues such as blue, purple, and yellow.
The flower meanings of pansy are "thought" and "think of me."
Pansy is named after the French word "Pansee," meaning "to think or ponder."
The pansy flower is said to resemble a human face, and its drooping, thoughtful appearance inspired these flower meanings.

Other birth flowers for April 9th include "Mimosa (Acacia)," "Cherry Blossom," and "Pasque Flower,"
Mimosa's flower meanings are "gratitude," "friendship," "secret love," and "elegance,"
Cherry Blossom's flower meanings are "beauty of mind," "graceful woman," and "purity,"
Pasque Flower's flower meanings are "asking for nothing," "betrayed love," "unspoken love," and "pure heart."

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■ April 10th Birth Flower: Periwinkle

This plant blooms from March to May and is popular in mixed plantings.
The language of flowers for periwinkle is "gentle," "happy memories," and "gentle remembrance."
These flower meanings originate from an anecdote where the philosopher Rousseau, upon seeing periwinkle again after a long time, was reminded of happy past days when his former lover said, "The periwinkle is still blooming."

Other birth flowers for April 10th include "Pansy," "Linaria," and "Aster."
The language of flowers for pansy is "think of me" and "steadfast heart."
The language of flowers for linaria is "notice this love," "maiden's fluttering heart," and "illusion."
The language of flowers for aster is "remembrance," "trusting heart," and "recollection."

■ April 11th Birth Flower: Iris

Iris, also known as Ayame or Hanashobu, blooms from April to May.
The language of flowers for iris is "hope," "trusting heart," "good news," and "good tidings."
These flower meanings are derived from the Greek myth of the goddess Iris.
To escape the advances of the god Zeus, the handmaiden Iris asked Hera, Zeus's wife, to make her a goddess.
After that, she took on the role of messenger, crossing rainbows to deliver messages to many people.

Other birth flowers for April 11th include "Hyacinth" and "Yaezakura."
The language of flowers for hyacinth is "love beyond sorrow," "sorrow," "single-minded first love," and "I'm sorry."
The language of flowers for yaezakura is "wise education" and "rich culture."

■ April 12th Birth Flower: Peach

Peach trees produce showy blossoms from March to May.
The language of flowers is "charming," "good disposition," and "invincible."
Peach blossoms are said to symbolize women, hence the meanings "good disposition" and "charming."
"Invincible" is said to originate from the episode where Izanagi-no-Mikoto threw peaches at demons.

Other birth flowers for April 12th include "Apricot," "Bleeding Heart," and "Nemesia."
The language of flowers for apricot is "timid love," "maiden's shyness," "doubt," "suspicion," and "modesty."
The language of flowers for bleeding heart is "love," "heartbreak," "I will follow you," and "obedience."
The language of flowers for nemesia is "generosity," "honesty," and "past memories."

■ April 13th Birth Flower: Strawberry

Strawberries, a fruit often seen in supermarkets around this time.
The language of flowers for strawberry is "respect and love," "you delight me," "happy home," and "foresight."
"Respect and love" is the European flower meaning, as strawberries were dedicated to Saint John and the Virgin Mary.
"Foresight" is derived from the use of strawberry leaves and roots for improving eyesight.

Other birth flowers for April 13th include "Coreopsis."
The language of flowers for coreopsis is "always cheerful" and "love at first sight."

■ April 14th Birth Flower: Morning Glory

The name "Asagao" (morning glory) is said to come from the phrase "Asa no Kaobana" (朝の容花), where "Kaobana" means beautiful flower.
The language of flowers for morning glory is "love," "bond," "entwined with you," and "refreshing tomorrow."
Meanings like "bond" come from its twining vines,
while "love" and "refreshing tomorrow" are derived from its habit of blooming in the early morning.

Other birth flowers for April 14th include "Dodan Tsutsuji," "Broom," "Erigeron," "Blue Star," and "Deutzia."
The language of flowers for Dodan Tsutsuji is "temperance," "elegance," "joy of love," and "receive my feelings."
The language of flowers for Broom is "universal love," "humility," "modesty," "purity," "cleanliness," "abundance," and "self-abasement."
The language of flowers for Erigeron is "love of remembrance."
The language of flowers for Blue Star is "happy love," "trusting hearts," and "homesickness."
The language of flowers for Deutzia is "secret," "old-fashioned," "charm," and "maiden's scent."

■ April 15th Birth Flower: Forget-me-not

This flower produces small blue blossoms and typically withers in the summer.
The language of flowers for forget-me-not is "true love," "genuine love," and "don't forget me."
The origin of this flower's meaning comes from an old tale: a young knight picked forget-me-nots blooming by a riverbank for his beloved, but was swept away by the current.
He managed to throw the flowers to the bank and cried out, "Don't forget me."

Other birth flowers for April 15th include "Snapdragon," "Godetia," "Pink Rose," and "White Gypsophila."
The language of flowers for snapdragon is "gossipy," "obtrusive," and "meddlesome."
The language of flowers for godetia is "unchanging love," "I admire you," and "quiet joy."
The language of flowers for pink rose is "elegant," "graceful," and "warm heart."
The language of flowers for white gypsophila is "dreamy."

■ April 16th Birth Flower: Gloriosa

The gloriosa is a flower with a flame-like shape and color, often seen in flower shops.
The language of flowers for gloriosa is "burning passion," "courage," "splendor," and "glory."
The origin is from its fiery flower shape.
Because it is a very striking flower, it is used in celebration stands, bouquets, and arrangements.

Other birth flowers for April 16th include "Snowflake," "Catchfly," and "Rhododendron molle."
The language of flowers for snowflake is "purity," "cleanliness," "charm that attracts everyone," and "spotless heart."
The language of flowers for catchfly is "persistence," "lingering affection," "trap," and "deceit."
The language of flowers for rhododendron molle is "passion" and "steadfastness."

■ April 17th Birth Flower: Pothos

Pothos is a popular houseplant, cherished for its ease of care and vibrant green foliage.
The language of flowers for pothos is "eternal wealth" and "splendid brightness."
Variegated pothos is characterized by its yellow marbled patterns.
These yellow patterns are likened to gold dust or gold, which is why it is given the flower meaning "eternal wealth."

Other birth flowers for April 17th include "Iris" and "Larkspur."
The language of flowers for iris is "hope," "trusting heart," "message," "good news," "good tidings," and "wisdom."
The language of flowers for larkspur is "cheerfulness," "lightheartedness," "liveliness," and "carefree life."

■ April 18th Birth Flower: Statice

Statice is a flower that blooms in white, yellow, pink, and purple, characterized by its slightly papery texture.
The language of flowers for statice is "unchanging heart," "eternal permanence," and "unfading memories."
These flower meanings are derived from the fact that statice retains its color and beauty even when dried, remaining unchanged.

Other birth flowers for April 18th include "Alstroemeria" and "Red Clover."
The language of flowers for alstroemeria is "perseverance," "longing for the future," "exotic," and "impish thoughts."
The language of flowers for red clover is "good and cheerful," "abundant love," "diligence," and "sincerity."

■ April 19th Birth Flower: Thistle

Thistles produce cute, spiky flowers, but be careful as their stems also have thorns.
The language of flowers for thistle is "independence," "retaliation," "strictness," and "don't touch me."
"Strictness" is said to come from the image of it deterring animals and blooming majestically.
"Don't touch me" is derived from the thorns on its flowers.

Other birth flowers for April 19th include "Delphinium," "Iris tectorum," and "Amaranth."
The language of flowers for delphinium is "clarity," "you spread happiness," "nobility," and "everyone comforts you."
The language of flowers for Iris tectorum is "messenger," "fire caution," and "good at socializing."
The language of flowers for amaranth is "persistent spirit," "immortality," "indestructible," and "never-ending love."

■ April 20th Birth Flower: Pear

Pear is the fruit "nashi," but since it belongs to the rose family, it produces very beautiful flowers.
The language of flowers for pear is "harmonious love," "affection," and "comfort."
These flower meanings are said to be attributed to the pear's appearance, which produces many flowers in spring and then abundant fruit in autumn, evoking a sense of "thank you for raising me" love.

Other birth flowers for April 20th include "Moss Phlox," "Dimorphotheca," and "Ixia."
The language of flowers for moss phlox is "agreement," "unity," and "timid heart."
The language of flowers for dimorphotheca is "lively," "wealth," and "abundance."
The language of flowers for ixia is "unity," "proud," and "secret love."

■ April 21st Birth Flower: Forget-me-not

This flower produces small blue blossoms and typically withers in the summer.
The language of flowers for forget-me-not is "true love," "genuine love," and "don't forget me."
The origin of this flower's meaning comes from an old tale: a young knight picked forget-me-nots blooming by a riverbank for his beloved, but was swept away by the current.
He managed to throw the flowers to the bank and cried out, "Don't forget me."

Other birth flowers for April 21st include "Nigella," "Cherry Blossom," and "Sweet Pea."
The language of flowers for nigella is "future," "indomitable spirit," "confusion," "bewilderment," "secret joy," "meeting in a dream," "love in a dream," and "deep love."
The language of flowers for cherry blossom is "beauty of spirit," "graceful woman," and "purity."
The language of flowers for sweet pea is "departure," "separation," "gentle memories," and "eternal joy."

■ April 22nd Birth Flower: Catchfly

Catchfly produces sticky secretions from its stems to trap pests like ants and aphids.
The language of flowers for catchfly is "trap," "lingering affection," and "deceit."
These flower meanings are derived from the characteristics of catchfly.
It is often mistaken, but it is not a carnivorous plant despite trapping insects.

Other birth flowers for April 22nd include "Aster," "California Poppy," and "Muscari."
The language of flowers for aster is "remembrance," "trusting heart," and "recollection."
The language of flowers for California poppy is "wealth," "glory," and "hope."
The language of flowers for muscari is "generous love," "bright future," and "dreams." 

■ April 23rd Birth Flower: Campanula

Campanula is a lovely plant with bell-shaped flowers.
The flower meanings of Campanula are "gratitude," "sincere love," "sympathy," and "integrity."
The flower meanings are rooted in Greek mythology, where a fairy named Campanule protected golden apples.
She was killed by soldiers who tried to steal the apples.
The goddess Flora, feeling pity for the fairy's death, transformed her into a bell-shaped flower, which is the origin of the name.

Other birth flowers for April 23rd include "Dogwood," "Anemone," and "Platycodon."
The flower meanings of Dogwood are "gratitude," "happiness," "return," "permanence," "receiving thoughts," and "glamorous love."
The flower meanings of Anemone are "fleeting love," "pains of love," "forsaken," and "abandoned."
The flower meanings of Platycodon are"eternal love," "unchanging love," "sincerity," and "elegance."

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■ April 24th Birth Flower: Geranium

Often used in potted plants, you frequently see them walking through residential areas.
The flower meanings of Geranium are "trust," "true friendship," "respect," and "resolve."
The scent of geranium has a history of being used as an insect repellent and a charm against evil, which is the origin of these meanings.
Additionally, geranium was once popular among the nobility as a rare foreign plant, which is another origin.

Other birth flowers for April 24th include "Spiraea" and "Peony."
The flower meanings of Spiraea are "friendship," "effort," "grace," and "dignity."
The flower meanings of Peony are "shyness," "bashfulness," "modesty," and "humility."

■ April 25th Birth Flower: Fritillary

Originating from China, this bulbous plant blooms in spring.
The flower meanings of Fritillary are "humble heart," "dignified appearance," "dignity," "talent," and "effort."
These flower meanings are derived from the fritillary's dignified, downward-facing bloom.
It is also widely used as a herbal medicine, hence the flower meanings "talent" and "effort."

Other birth flowers for April 25th include "Bluebell" and "Sweet William."
The flower meanings of Bluebell are "unchanging love," "humility," and "shyness."
The flower meanings of Sweet William are "pure love" and "delicate thoughts."

■ April 26th Birth Flower: Ajuga

Ajuga is a popular plant for color leaf and groundcover.
The flower meanings of Ajuga are "peaceful home" and "strong friendship."
These flower meanings come from the vigorous way Ajuga spreads and how its flower shape resembles people holding hands.

Other birth flowers for April 26th include "Scabiosa," "Calanthe," and "Cornflower."
The flower meanings of Scabiosa are "sadness," "morning bride," "unlucky love," "unfortunate love," "unfortunate affection," "I have lost everything," "heartbreak," "widow," "loss," and "bride of sorrow."
The flower meanings of Calanthe are "sincerity," "humility," and "humble love."
The flower meanings of Cornflower are "purity" and "sense of happiness."

■ April 27th Birth Flower: Denphal

Denphal is a lovely orchid often used in weddings and other occasions.
The flower meanings of Denphal are "well-matched couple," "consideration," and "competence."
"Well-matched couple" is derived from Denphal's characteristic of growing alongside other plants.
"Consideration" and "competence" are said to be related to Denphal's ability to bloom according to its surroundings.

Other birth flowers for April 27th include "Fringed Iris," "Acacia," and "White Daffodil."
The flower meanings of Fringed Iris are "rebellion" and "many friends."
The flower meanings of Acacia are "grace," "secret love," and "rich sensitivity."
The flower meanings of White Daffodil are "mystery" and "respect."

■ April 28th Birth Flower: Primrose

This plant, which slightly resembles cherry blossoms, grows in clusters on riverbanks and grasslands in early spring.
The flower meanings of Primrose are "first love," "purity," and "hope of youth."
Primrose has a very short blooming period and cannot be enjoyed for long despite its beauty,
which is why flower meanings like "first love" and "hope of youth," conveying a transient impression, are given to it.

Other birth flowers for April 28th include "Mock Orange" and "Asiatic Lily."
The flower meanings of Mock Orange are "elegance," "dignity," and "recollection."
The flower meanings of Asiatic Lily are "center of attention," "unadorned beauty," "mystical beauty," and "falsehood."

■ April 29th Birth Flower: Japanese Iris

This plant, which blooms purple flowers by the water's edge between spring and summer, also appears in Manyoshu poems.
The flower meanings of Japanese Iris are "nobility," "longing," and "good fortune will surely come."
"Nobility" comes from the purple hue of the Japanese Iris, "longing" from its appearance by the water,
and "good fortune will surely come" from the flower's resemblance to a swallow.

Other birth flowers for April 29th include"Wisteria" and "Pale Purple Statice."
The flower meanings of Wisteria are "gentleness," "welcome," "intoxicated by love," "faithful," and "never separate."
The flower meanings of Pale Purple Statice are "knowledge."

■ April 30th Birth Flower: Golden Chain

Golden Chain is a yellow flower characterized by its drooping blooms, similar to wisteria.
The flower meanings of Golden Chain are "lonely beauty" and "mutual love."
"Lonely beauty" was attributed because its drooping flowers appear somewhat sad.
"Mutual love" is associated with its small flowers blooming side by side.

Other birth flowers for April 30th include "Kalmia," "Pear," "Iris Tectorum," and "Nemophila."
The flower meanings of Kalmia are "great hope," "graceful woman," "lively home," and "refreshing smile."
The flower meanings of Pear are "peaceful affection," "affection," and "philanthropy."
The flower meanings of Iris Tectorum are "messenger," "fire caution," and "good at socializing."
The flower meanings of Nemophila are "charming," "fresh heart," "success everywhere," and "I forgive you."