June Birth Flowers: A List of Birthday Flowers and Their Meanings

Birth flowers are flowers and their meanings assigned to each day of the year.
For a loved one's birthday, it's wonderful to give a bouquet or flower arrangement featuring their birth flower, or flowers related to its meaning or color.

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■ June 1st Birth Flower "Red Rose"

Bright red roses are perfect flowers for expressing love to a partner.
The language of red roses is "passion," "love," and "beauty."
These flower meanings are truly perfect for conveying one's feelings and are very romantic.
Western flower meanings are slightly different, including "passion," "I love you," "love," "beauty," and "romance."

Other birth flowers for June 1st include "Astilbe," "Baby's Breath," and "Matricaria."
The language of Astilbe is "the arrival of love," "freedom," "calm brightness," and "delicacy."
The language of Baby's Breath is "pure heart," "innocence," "happiness," "gratitude," and "kindness."
The language of Matricaria is "joy of gathering," "calm," and "deep affection."

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■ June 2nd Birth Flower "Thyme"

Thyme is a plant that has been cultivated as a herb and medicinal plant since ancient times.
The language of thyme is "courage," "vitality," and "cleanliness."
In ancient Greece, the scent of thyme was believed to stir people's hearts, and it was used as a symbol of courage.
Also, in ancient Egypt, it was used as a chemical for mummification, hence the flower meaning "cleanliness."

Other birth flowers for June 2nd include "Nierembergia" and "Red Columbine."
The language of Nierembergia is "heartwarming," "pleasant memories," "purity," "peace," and "forbidden love."
The language of Red Columbine is  "worry."

■ June 3rd Birth Flower "Hydrangea"

Hydrangeas bloom in various colors and are a classic flower of the rainy season.
The language of hydrangea is "fickleness," "patience," "flirtation," and "impermanence."
"Fickleness" comes from the fact that the color of the flowers changes depending on the soil, and "patience" comes from the very long blooming season of hydrangeas.
Although it is a popular flower for weddings, its flower meanings are a bit negative.

Another birth flower for June 3rd is "Honeysuckle."
The language of Honeysuckle is "bond of love," "friendship," and "devoted love."

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■ June 4th Birth Flower "Deutzia"

Deutzia, actually a relative of hydrangeas, begins blooming around May and produces many small flowers.
Its language is "secret," "classical," and "tastefulness."
Deutzia, also known as "U-no-hana" (卯の花), is characterized by its hollow branches.
This is why the flower meaning "secret" is given, while "classical" and "tastefulness" come from its white flowers.

Other birth flowers for June 4th include "Daylily (Nikko Kisuge)" and "Pink Baby's Breath."
The language of Daylily is "renewing each day," "joy of a clear day," and "a comforting person."
The language of Pink Baby's Breath is "earnest wish" and "emotion."

■ June 5th Birth Flower "Dahlia"

Dahlias are characterized by their large blossoms and are used in various floral gifts such as bouquets and flower arrangements.
The language of dahlia is "splendor," "grace," and "elegance."
Dahlias were a favorite flower of Josephine, Napoleon's empress.
She was said to have grown many dahlias in her garden, and from this, flower meanings such as "splendor," "grace," and "elegance" were given.

Other birth flowers for June 5th include "Marigold" and "Bellflower."
The language of Marigold is "dainty affection," "hero," and "health."
The language of Bellflower is "justice," "faithfulness," "loveliness," and "chastity."

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■ June 6th Birth Flower "Penstemon"

Known for its wide variety of colors, this flower brightens up summer gardens.
The language of penstemon is "I am captivated by you."
This flower meaning comes from the bell-shaped flowers, which look as if they are gazing intently.
There is also a theory that the petals resemble lips, making one captivated.

Other birth flowers for June 6th include "Iris" and "Astrantia."
The language of Iris is "hope," "trusting heart," "message (love message)," "good news," "good tidings," and "wisdom."
The language of Astrantia is "thirst for love," "wish upon a star," and "intellect."

■ June 7th Birth Flower "Gardenia"

Gardenia flowers are highly regarded as good luck charms in Europe and America.
The language of gardenia is "I am very happy," "bringing joy," "refinement," and "grace."
In America, there is a custom for men to give gardenias to women at dance parties.
This is why the flower meaning "I am very happy" was given.

Other birth flowers for June 7th include "Azalea," "Laceflower," and "Yellow Rose."
The language of Azalea is "self-esteem" and "modesty."
The language of Laceflower is "dainty love," "delicacy," "faint memory," and "gratitude."
The language of Yellow Rose is "happiness," "warmth," "beauty," "friendship," "devotion," and "compassion."

■ June 8th Birth Flower "Jasmine"

A member of the olive family, jasmine emits a very pleasant fragrance. It is sometimes called the "King of Fragrances."
The language of jasmine is "loveliness," "grace," "sensuality," and "lust."
"Loveliness" and "grace" come from the cleanliness of its white flowers.
Also, "sensuality" and "lust" are said to come from jasmine's strong fragrance.

Another birth flower for June 8th is "Southern Magnolia."
The language of Southern Magnolia is "promising future," "magnificence," and "dignity."

■ June 9th Birth Flower "Sweet Pea"

Sweet peas are flowers with delicate petals. While they are often available in early spring, perennial sweet peas are available in the summer.
The language of sweet pea is "departure," "gentle memories," and "faint joy."
Because the shape of the petals resembles a butterfly, giving the impression of taking flight, flower meanings such as "departure" and "gentle memories" were given.
They are recommended for floral gifts to celebrate new beginnings, such as retirement.

Other birth flowers for June 9th include "Gaura" and "Aster."
The language of Gaura is "competitive," "irresistible," "purity," "mystery," and "fleeting love."
The language of Aster is "change," "sympathy," "beautiful reminiscence," and "trusting heart."

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■ June 10th Birth Flower "Sweet William"

Among dianthuses, those with long, needle-like whiskers extending from the center of the flower are called Sweet William.
The language of Sweet William is "dandy," "brave," "skillful," "polite," and "chivalry."
"Dandy" and "brave" were attributed based on the courageous appearance of the whisker-like parts.
"Skillful" and "polite" were inspired by the delicate, jagged appearance of the petals.

Other birth flowers for June 10th include "Acanthus," "Maiden Pink (Bijonadeshiko)," and "Ranunculus."
The language of Acanthus is "art," "fine art," and "skill."
The language of Maiden Pink (Bijonadeshiko) is "pure love" and "delicate feelings."
The language of Ranunculus is "very attractive," "cheerful charm," and "radiant."

■ June 11th Birth Flower "Agapanthus"

Agapanthus is a representative summer flower, often seen when walking around town.
The language of agapanthus is "arrival of love," "love letter," and "intellectual elegance."
The name Agapanthus is derived from "agape," which means love.
Therefore, as a flower of love, many flower meanings related to romance have been given to it.

Another birth flower for June 11th is "Safflower."
The language of Safflower is "makeup," "adornment," "special person," "beloved one," "enthusiasm," "passion," and "tolerance."

■ June 12th Birth Flower "Yucca"

Yucca is a popular ornamental plant often given as a gift. If cared for diligently, it may bloom.
The flower meanings of Yucca are "grandeur" and "refreshing."
Given its distinctive sharp leaves and its upward-reaching growth towards the sky,
it has been given positive and valiant flower meanings like "grandeur" and "refreshing."

Additionally, "Lilac" is also a birth flower for June 12th,
and the flower meanings of Lilac are "friendship," "memories," "humility," and "purity."

■ June 13th Birth Flower: Passion Flower

Named "Tokeisou" (clock grass) because its shape resembles a clock, the Passion Flower is a vine flower native to tropical regions.
The flower meanings of the Passion Flower are "faith," "sacred love," and "conviction."
The meaning "faith" comes from the part of the stamen that looks like the hands of a clock to us, but resembled Christ's cross.
Incidentally, the Passion Flower is the flower of the famous passion fruit.

Additionally, "Foxglove," "Bridal Veil," and "Thunbergia" are also birth flowers for June 13th.
The flower meanings of Foxglove are "ardent love," "insincerity," and "hidden talent,"
the flower meanings of Bridal Veil are "happiness of the bride," "wishing for happiness forever," "wishing forever," "happiness," "abundance," and "vibrant person," and
the flower meanings of Thunbergia are "beautiful eyes" and "dark eyes."

■ June 14th Birth Flower: Gladiolus

Gladiolus, a flower that grows straight towards the sun.
The flower meanings of Gladiolus are "victory," "secret meeting," and "clandestine love."
The gladiolus flower is said to evoke the image of a sword, which is linked to the flower meaning of "victory."
Furthermore, in ancient Europe, gladiolus was secretly given to a love interest, and the number of flowers was used to signal the time of a rendezvous. This gave rise to the flower meanings of "secret meeting" and "clandestine love."

Additionally, "Coreopsis," "Spiraea," and "Blue Star" are also birth flowers for June 14th.
The flower meanings of Coreopsis are "always cheerful" and "love at first sight,"
The flower meanings of Spiraea are "effort," "freedom," "whimsical," "orderly love," "futile," and "useless,"
And the flower meanings of Blue Star are "trusting hearts," "happy love," and "homesickness."

■ June 15th Birth Flower: Carnation

Carnations are a classic Mother's Day flower. They are characterized by their charming, plump blossoms and belong to the Dianthus family.
The flower meaning of Carnation is "pure and deep love."
While carnations have various flower meanings depending on their color, this is the general flower meaning for all carnations.
They are easy to incorporate into arrangements and bouquets, making them a recommended flower for gifts to special someone.

Additionally, "Kousa Dogwood" is also a birth flower for June 15th,
and the flower meaning of Kousa Dogwood is "friendship."

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■ June 16th Birth Flower: Tuberose

Although the name contains "rose," it is not related to roses and belongs to the Asparagaceae family.
The flower meanings of Tuberose are "dangerous pleasure," "dangerous play," and "dangerous ecstasy."
These flower meanings are attributed to the flower because it emits a strong, sensuous fragrance at night.
It has a very sweet scent and is even said to possess the most alluring fragrance among flowers.

Additionally, "Veronica," "Japanese Stewartia," and "Peony" are also birth flowers for June 16th.
The flower meanings of Veronica are "fidelity," "honor," "happy home," and "woman's chastity,"
The flower meanings of Japanese Stewartia are"lovely person" and "fleeting beauty,"
And the flower meanings of Peony are "shyness," "bashfulness," "modesty," and "humility."

■ June 17th Birth Flower: White Clover

Shirotsumegusa is another name for clover. It blooms with pure white flowers, creating a carpet-like appearance when growing in clusters.
Its flower meanings are "promise," "luck," and "think of me."
Saint Patrick, a Christian saint, used clover leaves to preach in Ireland,
which is why clover is the national flower of Ireland.

Additionally, "Sulfur Cosmos" and "Liatris" are also birth flowers for June 17th.
The flower meanings of Sulfur Cosmos are "wild beauty," "natural beauty," "childish crush," and "splendor,"
And the flower meanings of Liatris are "burning desire," "ambition," and "love that lasted too long."

■ June 18th Birth Flower: Penstemon

Known for its wide variety of colors, this flower brightens up summer gardens.
The flower meaning of Penstemon is "I am captivated by you."
This flower meaning is derived from the bell-shaped flowers, which appear to be gazing intently.
Another theory suggests it's because the petals resemble lips, making one captivated.

Additionally, "Thyme," "Hollyhock," "Lychnis coronaria," and "Flannel Flower" are also birth flowers for June 18th.
The flower meanings of Thyme are "courage," "vitality," and "cleanliness,"
The flower meanings of Hollyhock are "ambition," "great aspiration," and "bountiful harvest,"
The flower meaning of Lychnis coronaria is "my love is unchanging,"
And the flower meanings of Flannel Flower are "sincerity," "purity," "integrity," and "always loving you."

■ June 19th Birth Flower: Rosebud

Even rosebuds that haven't bloomed yet have their own flower meanings.
The flower meanings of a rosebud are "confession of love" and "hope."
The meaning "hope" is given to a bud that is about to bloom, symbolizing a future of promise,
and "confession of love" is given to represent a love that is about to blossom.

Additionally, "Ixia" is also a birth flower for June 19th,
and the flower meanings of Ixia are "unity," "pride," and "secret love."

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■ June 20th Birth Flower: Lysimachia clethroides

Named "Tora-no-o" (tiger's tail) because its flowers resemble a tiger's tail. It belongs to the mint family and often grows along riverbanks.
The flower meanings of Lysimachia clethroides are "permanence" and "immortality."
The flowers of Lysimachia clethroides bloom sequentially from the bottom upwards, so it is speculated that the flower meanings "permanence" and "immortality" are attributed to its seemingly endless blooming process.

Additionally, "Chestnut" and "Sansevieria" are also birth flowers for June 20th.
The flower meanings of Chestnut are "luxury," "satisfaction," "sincerity," and "rich joy,"
And the flower meanings of Sansevieria are "permanence," "immortality," "longevity," "happiness," and "good fortune."

■ June 21st Birth Flower: Evening Primrose

Evening Primrose is a flower that starts to open at night and wilts by the next morning.
The flower meanings of Evening Primrose are "silent love," "faint love," "fleeting love," and "fickleness."
The meanings "silent love" and "faint love" are attributed to its quiet blooming under the moonlight,
while "fleeting love" and "fickleness" come from its loss of beauty after just one night.

Additionally, "Astilbe," "Orange Jasmine," and "Large-flowered Evening Primrose" are also birth flowers for June 21st.
The flower meanings of Astilbe are "arrival of love," "freedom," "calm brightness," and "delicacy,"
The flower meanings of Orange Jasmine are "pure heart," "elegance," "gentleness," and "gazing only at you,"
And the flower meanings of Large-flowered Evening Primrose are "faint," "changeable," "quiet love," and "cooperation."

■ June 22nd Birth Flower: Viburnum dilatatum

Viburnum dilatatum, or Gamazumi, features clusters of small, charming, fluffy flowers. It is also often used as a floral material for fresh flower arrangements.
The flower meanings of Viburnum dilatatum are "union," "love is strong," and "impatience in love."
"Union" comes from its many flowers blooming in clusters, and "love is strong" from the strength of these clusters.
"Impatience in love" is also attributed to the way the small flowers grouped together seem to be trying to attract attention.

Additionally, "Honeysuckle" is also a birth flower for June 22nd.
The flower meanings of Astilbe are "devoted love," "bond of love," and "friendship."

■ June 23rd Birth Flower: Hollyhock

This is a very tall flower, reaching up to 2 meters. It produces large flowers on its grown stem.
The flower meanings of Hollyhock are "bountiful harvest" and "ambition."
Because hollyhocks produce many flowers on a single stem, they are associated with the flower meanings "bountiful harvest" and "ambition."
These are very strong flower meanings, so they might be perfect for someone embarking on a special new beginning.

Additionally, "Miyakowasure" and "Hypericum patulum" are also birth flowers for June 23rd.
The flower meanings of Miyakowasure are "brief respite," "farewell," "until we meet again," and "short-lived love,"
And the flower meanings of Hypericum patulum are "sensitivity," "nobility," "happiness," and "resignation."

■ June 24th Birth Flower: Verbena

Verbena flowers, also called "Bijo Zakura" (beautiful woman cherry blossom) because their shape resembles cherry blossoms.
The flower meanings of Verbena are "may love be eternal," "devoted love," "infatuation," and "sweet temptation."
Verbena is also known as a witch's herb and has long been associated with magic.
In Roman and Norse mythologies, it is mentioned as a herb connected to gods and is also used for warding off evil spirits.

Additionally, "St. John's Wort" is also a birth flower for June 24th,
and the flower meanings of St. John's Wort are "superstition," "hostility," "secret," and "grudge."

■ June 25th Birth Flower: Field Bindweed

It bears flowers similar to morning glories, blooming until early afternoon. They are typically pink or white, though occasionally striped flowers can be found.
The flower meanings of Field Bindweed are "bond," "close relationship," and "connection."
These meanings are attributed to the field bindweed's climbing nature, as its vines intertwine.
In the West, it grows wild everywhere and is known as "bindweed" because it entwines with weeds.

Other birth flowers for June 25th include "Montbretia" and "Alstroemeria."
The flower meanings of Montbretia are "cheerfulness," "fragrance," "good news," and "wonderful memories."
The flower meanings of Alstroemeria are "persistence," "longing for the future," "exotic," and "impish thoughts."

■ June 26th Birth Flower: White Lilac

Lilacs are very popular flowers for weddings, floral gifts, and cut flowers.
The flower meanings of white lilac are "youth," "innocence," and "joy of youth."
The white of the lilac is pure and unadulterated, and its clean color gives rise to flower meanings like naive youth and purity.
They also look very stylish in bouquets and flower arrangements.

Other birth flowers for June 26th include "Pentas," "Gazania," "Hypericum," and "Gloriosa."
The flower meanings of Pentas are "hopes come true," "wishes," "philanthropy," and "sincerity."
The flower meanings of Gazania are "I am proud of you," "close love," and "purity."
The flower meanings of Hypericum are "sensitivity," "nobility," "happiness," and "resignation."
The flower meanings of Gloriosa are "burning passion," "bravery," "splendor," and "glory."

■ June 27th Birth Flower: Passionflower

The passionflower, named for its resemblance to a clock, is a climbing plant that grows in tropical regions.
The flower meanings of passionflower are "faith," "sacred love," and "conviction."
The meaning "faith" comes from the stamens, which look like the hands of a clock to us, resembling Christ's cross.
Incidentally, the passionflower is the flower of the famous passion fruit.

Other birth flowers for June 27th include "Calla Lily," "Rhodanthe," and "Agapanthus."
The flower meanings of Calla Lily are "maidenly modesty," "purity," and "magnificent beauty."
The flower meanings of Rhodanthe are "unchanging thoughts," "gentle nature," "endless friendship," and "flight."
The flower meanings of Agapanthus are "the arrival of love," "intellectual appearance," "love letter," "gentle feelings," "season of love," and "sincere love."

■ June 28th Birth Flower: Geranium

Geraniums are a classic flower for all flower lovers. They have been cultivated for ornamental purposes and come in a wide variety of colors.
Their flower meanings are "trust," "true friendship," "respect," and "determination."
These meanings are attributed to the way geranium flowers bloom close together, appearing as if they trust each other, giving rise to meanings like "trust" and "respect."
They are recommended as a gift flower.

Another birth flower for June 28th is "Eustoma."
The flower meanings of Eustoma are "grace," "refreshing beauty," "gratitude," and "hope."

■ June 29th Birth Flower: Agapanthus

Agapanthus is a representative summer flower that is often seen when walking around town.
The flower meanings of Agapanthus are "the arrival of love," "love letter," and "intellectual appearance."
The name Agapanthus is derived from "agape," which means love.
Therefore, it has many flower meanings related to love as a "flower of love."

Other birth flowers for June 29th include "Dimorphotheca" and "German Iris."
The flower meanings of Dimorphotheca are "energy," "wealth," and "abundance."
The flower meanings of German Iris are "message of love," "messenger," "good news," and "wonderful encounter."

■ June 30th Birth Flower: Scabiosa

This flower has very slender stems supporting large blooms, and its swaying in the wind is delicate. It is often said to bloom before summer.
The flower meanings of Scabiosa are "I have lost everything," "widow," "unhappy love," and "unrequited love."
Although it has many negative connotations, it was formerly known in the West as a flower given to widows, which is its origin.
Purple scabiosa, in particular, was given to grieving widows.

Other birth flowers for June 30th include "Gardenia," "Honeysuckle," and "Bougainvillea."
The flower meanings of Gardenia are "bringing joy," "elegance," and "very happy."
The flower meanings of Honeysuckle are "bonds of love," "friendship," and "devoted love."
The flower meanings of Bougainvillea are "passion," "enthusiasm," and "I only see you."