Flower for each day of February
- 1Plum Blossom — nobility, fidelity and patience
- 2Snowdrop — hope and comfort
- 3Camellia — modest kindness and pride
- 4Primrose — first love and longing
- 5Pasque Flower — a pure heart and unspoken love
- 6Crocus — the joy of youth and longing
- 7Plum Blossom — nobility, fidelity and patience
- 8Pot Marigold — the sorrow of parting and grief
- 9Pot Marigold — the sorrow of parting and grief
- 10Winter Daphne — glory and immortality
- 11Persian Speedwell — faithfulness, trust and purity
- 12Amaryllis — pride and chattiness
- 13Edelweiss — precious memories and courage
- 14Chamomile — enduring adversity and strength born from it
- 15Sweet Pea — new beginnings and parting
- 16Bay Laurel — glory and victory
- 17Summer Snowflake — purity and an unsullied heart
- 18Alstroemeria — endurance and longing for the future
- 19Snapdragon — chattiness and meddling
- 20Winter Jasmine — modest beauty and anticipation
- 21Violet — modesty, sincerity and small joys
- 22Freesia — innocence and purity
- 23Apricot Blossom — timid love and maidenly shyness
- 24Amaryllis — pride and chattiness
- 25Kalanchoe — news of happiness, many small memories
- 26Snowdrop — hope and comfort
- 27Star-Of-Bethlehem — purity and talent
- 28Bay Laurel — glory and victory
- 29no flower in our list
Zodiac signs in February
- Aquarius — February 1–18
- Pisces — February 19–29
Day-by-day birth flowers come from Japan's tanjōbana (誕生花) calendar, which gives each date its own flowers. Lists vary between sources; we follow one published 366-day table and show up to three flowers per day. Meanings are the traditional hanakotoba, in our own words. Birthstones follow the modern list used by U.S. jewelers (Jewelers of America and the American Gem Trade Association).