Flower for each day of November
- 1Chinese Quince — richness and a one and only love
- 2Euryops Daisy — harmonious relationships and a happy marriage
- 3Chamomile — enduring adversity and strength born from it
- 4Saffron Crocus — joy, and beware of excess
- 5Pentas — hopes come true, wishes
- 6Japanese Boneset — hesitation and delay
- 7Cymbidium — an unpretentious heart and simplicity
- 8Sternbergia — I can't wait
- 9Crown of Thorns — kiss me soon, enduring adversity
- 10Hibiscus — delicate beauty and new love
- 11Japanese Snake Gourd — good news and sincerity
- 12Lemon — sincere love and discretion
- 13Dendrobium — a willful beauty
- 14Maidenhair Fern — innocence and delicacy
- 15Rose — love and beauty
- 16Christmas Rose — ease my anxiety, and comfort
- 17Statice — an unchanging heart and lasting memory
- 18Rowan — prudence, wisdom, I watch over you
- 19St. John's Wort — superstition, hostility and secrets
- 20Carnation — pure, deep love
- 21Ginkgo — majesty and longevity
- 22Aloe — pain and grief
- 23Chrysanthemum — nobility and integrity
- 24Cattleya — an elegant lady and mature charm
- 25Nerine — looking forward to meeting again, and patience
- 26Gladiolus — secret meetings and caution
- 27Chrysanthemum — nobility and integrity
- 28China Aster — change and remembrance
- 29Begonia — one-sided love and a confession of love
- 30Baby's Breath — a pure heart and innocence
Zodiac signs in November
- Scorpio — November 1–21
- Sagittarius — November 22–30
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).