Flower for each day of April
- 1Cherry Blossom — beauty of spirit and a graceful woman
- 2Anemone — fleeting love and the pain of love
- 3Maidenhair Fern — innocence and delicacy
- 4Anemone — fleeting love and the pain of love
- 5Hall Crabapple — gentleness and a beauty's sleep
- 6Anemone — fleeting love and the pain of love
- 7Maidenhair Fern — innocence and delicacy
- 8Moss Phlox — agreement and harmony
- 9Pasque Flower — a pure heart and unspoken love
- 10China Aster — change and remembrance
- 11Cherry Blossom — beauty of spirit and a graceful woman
- 12Apricot Blossom — timid love and maidenly shyness
- 13Strawberry — respect and affection, a happy home
- 14Morning Glory — fleeting love and firm bonds
- 15Baby's Breath — a pure heart and innocence
- 16Summer Snowflake — purity and an unsullied heart
- 17Iris — good news, a message, hope
- 18Alstroemeria — endurance and longing for the future
- 19Thistle — independence and revenge
- 20Ixia — pride and secret love
- 21Cherry Blossom — beauty of spirit and a graceful woman
- 22China Aster — change and remembrance
- 23Campanula — gratitude and sincerity
- 24Reeves Spirea — elegance and refinement
- 25Fritillary — a humble heart and talent
- 26Bugle — strong friendship and a restful home
- 27Fringed Iris — defiance and having many friends
- 28Primrose — first love and longing
- 29Iris — good news, a message, hope
- 30Mountain Laurel — graceful woman and great hope
Zodiac signs in April
- Aries — April 1–19
- Taurus — April 20–30
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).