Whichever month you were born, there are birth flowers that have symbolism for you. Find out what your special blossoms are and what they may say about you.

Find out your state flower and fun facts about it here. Related: What Is Your Birth Flower? Find Out the Meaning Behind the Blooms for Each Month Camellia, the Alabama state flowerAnnie Spratt via ...

The goal for a child born in February is to remind her parents that forgiveness helps you while resentment hinders your ...

Linda and Eddie Bruchez hope to find their son's final resting place so they can put a bunch of flowers down and say goodbye ...

Upcoming events in Lake County include the Sunnyland Antique Boat Festival March 21-23 on Lake Dora in Tavares and the ...

It’s true! Each month of the year has a flower associated with it, known as a birth flower. So before we get any further into the year, let’s look at this tradition of linking flowers to months. The ...

Are carnations your birth flower? Honeysuckle? Whether you’re aware of it or not, everyone has a birth flower (or in fact, two birth flowers) assigned based on their birth month. Like a zodiac sign or ...

If you love tulips, you exude effortless elegance and quiet confidence. You find beauty in simplicity—meaningful ...

The idea that birth order determines personality continues to intrigue psychologists, not to mention the average person. Can ...

It's time to make sure your garden is ready for pollinators this spring. Some squeamish folks may not want to hear this, but ...

Positioned in your birth chart, Saturn highlights areas for growth through hard work and perseverance. It emphasizes accountability and the development of a strong moral foundation, shaping ...