Flower for each day of June
- 1Astilbe — love arriving and freedom
- 2Columbine — foolishness
- 3Hydrangea — fickleness and coldness
- 4Deutzia — secrecy and old-fashioned charm
- 5Dahlia — splendor, elegance and grace
- 6Iris — good news, a message, hope
- 7Gardenia — I'm so happy, bringing joy
- 8Jasmine — amiability, grace and loveliness
- 9Sweet Pea — new beginnings and parting
- 10Acanthus — art and craftsmanship
- 11Agapanthus — love arriving and a love letter
- 12Lilac — memories and friendship
- 13Foxglove — insincerity and ardent love
- 14Gladiolus — secret meetings and caution
- 15Carnation — pure, deep love
- 16Tuberose — dangerous pleasure
- 17Sulphur Cosmos — wild beauty
- 18Rose Campion — my love is unchanging
- 19Rose — love and beauty
- 20Speedwell — loyalty and honor
- 21Astilbe — love arriving and freedom
- 22Linden Viburnum — union, and don't ignore me
- 23Hollyhock — great ambition and a rich harvest
- 24St. John's Wort — superstition, hostility and secrets
- 25Bindweed — bonds and friendship
- 26Gazania — I'm proud of you, splendor
- 27Calla Lily — splendid beauty and maidenly grace
- 28Geranium — respect, trust and true friendship
- 29Iris — good news, a message, hope
- 30Gardenia — I'm so happy, bringing joy
Zodiac signs in June
- Gemini — June 1–20
- Cancer — June 21–30
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).