July Has 2 Birth Flowers to Choose From—Here's What They Symbolize originally appeared on Parade.

July babies, gather round and get to know the larkspur and water lily that you get to call your birth flowers!

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Your flower represents your innermost feelings, whether you are a cherry blossom, a sunflower, or a rose. Personality assessments provide a useful window into our identities and social interactions.

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This makes the forget-me-not the perfect flower to represent our cause. The blue flower pin is a symbol for anyone who wants to raise awareness of dementia and support people affected by the condition ...

Lobelia Avoid gifting lobelia flowers to anyone — unless you have some enemies in your life. These blooms represent malevolence and arrogance. Lobelia has medicinal properties, but it was used ...

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In Greek mythology, aster flowers were believed to have been created out of the Goddess Astrea's tears. Typically, these vibrant flowers represent love in all its forms.