Flower for each day of September
- 1Balloon Flower — eternal love and sincerity
- 2Tuberose — dangerous pleasure
- 3Marguerite — love fortune-telling and true love
- 4Datura — charm and false allure
- 5Patrinia — beauty and fleeting love
- 6Nasturtium — patriotism and victory
- 7Orange Blossom — purity and loveliness
- 8Rain Lily — pure love and news to come
- 9Tatarian Aster — remembrance and I won't forget you
- 10China Aster — change and remembrance
- 11Aloe — pain and grief
- 12Japanese Indigo — beautiful attire, it's up to you
- 13Rain Lily — pure love and news to come
- 14Ageratum — trust and ease
- 15Japanese Silver Grass — vitality and hearts in tune
- 16Madder — think of me
- 17Heath — solitude and loneliness
- 18Thistle — independence and revenge
- 19Salvia — respect and wisdom
- 20Red Spider Lily — sad memories and resignation
- 21Autumn Crocus — my best days are behind me, dangerous beauty
- 22Madder — think of me
- 23Red Spider Lily — sad memories and resignation
- 24Dahlia — splendor, elegance and grace
- 25Joseph's Coat — immortality
- 26Lotus — a pure heart and sacredness
- 27Cosmos — a maiden's true heart and harmony
- 28Tatarian Aster — remembrance and I won't forget you
- 29Thunbergia — dark eyes and beautiful eyes
- 30Japanese Anemone — fading love and patience
Zodiac signs in September
- Virgo — September 1–22
- Libra — September 23–30
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).