Flower for each day of July
- 1Clematis — beauty of the mind, a traveler's joy
- 2Snapdragon — chattiness and meddling
- 3Lotus — a pure heart and sacredness
- 4Stokes' Aster — reminiscence and a pure young girl
- 5Rugosa Rose — sad and yet beautiful
- 6Morning Glory — fleeting love and firm bonds
- 7Glossy Abelia — good luck and humility
- 8Campanula — gratitude and sincerity
- 9Hosta — calm
- 10Snapdragon — chattiness and meddling
- 11Acanthus — art and craftsmanship
- 12Lisianthus — fresh beauty, grace and hope
- 13Hydrangea — fickleness and coldness
- 14Fringed Pink — boldness, pure love and fidelity
- 15Japanese Stewartia — fleeting beauty and loveliness
- 16Amaryllis — pride and chattiness
- 17Hosta — calm
- 18Bloodflower — let me go and a change of heart
- 19Queen of the Night — fleeting beauty and fleeting love
- 20Lisianthus — fresh beauty, grace and hope
- 21Silk Tree — delight and a fluttering heart
- 22Fringed Pink — boldness, pure love and fidelity
- 23Allium — deep sorrow and a just cause
- 24Peony — bashfulness and shyness
- 25Impatiens — a vivid person and strong individuality
- 26Plains Coreopsis — always cheerful, love at first sight
- 27Geranium — respect, trust and true friendship
- 28Four O'Clock Flower — timidity and shyness
- 29Anthurium — worldly desire and a heart in love's agony
- 30Lisianthus — fresh beauty, grace and hope
- 31Lily — purity, innocence and dignity
Zodiac signs in July
- Cancer — July 1–22
- Leo — July 23–31
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).