Flower for each day of March
- 1Apricot Blossom — timid love and maidenly shyness
- 2Thrift — sympathy and compassion
- 3Peach Blossom — I'm captivated by you, invincible
- 4Azalea — temperance and the joy of love
- 5Clivia — nobility, sincerity and compassion
- 6Winter Jasmine — modest beauty and anticipation
- 7Pasque Flower — a pure heart and unspoken love
- 8Kobus Magnolia — friendship and loveliness
- 9Azalea — temperance and the joy of love
- 10Shasta Daisy — patience
- 11California Poppy — wealth and success
- 12Anemone — fleeting love and the pain of love
- 13Anemone — fleeting love and the pain of love
- 14Chamomile — enduring adversity and strength born from it
- 15Candytuft — attraction and memories of first love
- 16Hall Crabapple — gentleness and a beauty's sleep
- 17Anthurium — worldly desire and a heart in love's agony
- 18Azalea — temperance and the joy of love
- 19Thistle — independence and revenge
- 20Sweet Pea — new beginnings and parting
- 21Fritillary — a humble heart and talent
- 22Azalea — temperance and the joy of love
- 23Gladiolus — secret meetings and caution
- 24Dogtooth Violet — first love and enduring loneliness
- 25Alstroemeria — endurance and longing for the future
- 26Pot Marigold — the sorrow of parting and grief
- 27Foxglove — insincerity and ardent love
- 28Calanthe — modesty and humble love
- 29Gladiolus — secret meetings and caution
- 30Thrift — sympathy and compassion
- 31Strawberry — respect and affection, a happy home
Zodiac signs in March
- Pisces — March 1–20
- Aries — March 21–31
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).