Flower Astrology

1	Aries: Honeysuckle	March 21–April 20	Fiery Aries is known for its confident and passionate nature. Represented by the honeysuckle, the sign takes on new meaning with rebirth and new experiences. Honeysuckle is one of the earliest flowers to bloom in the spring, so it's perfect for the sign that likes to be the first one out of the gate.
2	Taurus: Poppy	April 21–May 21	Represented by the bull, Taurus is headstrong, compassionate, and resilient. The poppy is strikingly similar in nature. Technically a weed, this flower is persistent and grows in the harshest settings. It's also a symbol of remembrance, something a Taurus knows well.
3	Gemini: Lavender	May 22–June 21	Energetic Geminis may be known for their chameleon personalities, but they have a strong sense of self. Likewise, lavender plants have their signature scent but are endlessly versatile, used for everything from attracting pollinators to aromatherapy.
4	Cancer: White Rose	June 22–July 22	Highly emotional yet equally idealistic and imaginative, Cancers are pure of heart and prefer to stick to what they know. Often seen as a symbol for purity and innocence, the white rose mirrors Cancer's sensitive and delicate nature.
5	Leo: Sunflower	July 23–August 22	The only sign more social than Gemini, Leos are known for being happy, social, and wildly outgoing. So it makes sense that their chosen flower is the friendly sunflower. Like Leos, these standout fall flowers are not shy and prefer facing the sun (or the limelight).
6	Virgo: Buttercup	August 23–September 23	Known for their orderly and organized nature, Virgos often come across as shy at first. Buttercups are equally subtle. Their vibrant yellow hue belies their creative inner life, but buttercups are known for blending into the background with their sophisticated structure and design. That sounds like the Virgos we know.
7	Libra: Rose	September 24–October 23	Passionate about justice and the line between right and wrong, Libra is a highly engaged sign. It's fitting that it's represented by the red rose, a timeless symbol of peace and love. Like delicate but hardy roses, Libras prefer a calm, easygoing life without conflict.
8	Scorpio: Geranium	October 24–November 22	Scorpios are always showing another side of themselves. Just when you think you know them, they reveal something new. Similar to the many petals and blooms of geraniums, Scorpios prefer tight bunches and small social circles.
9	Sagittarius: Carnation	November 23–December 21	Strong yet beautiful, carnations carry their contradictions with pride just like Sagittarius. They're a match made in heaven: The sign represented by the archer is known for being abundant and even fiery in its affections, and the carnation is the most popular wedding flower. Based on those seemingly random petal patterns, we think it's safe to assume neither one likes to be told what to do.
10	Capricorn: Pansy	December 22–January 20	Hardworking and tenacious, both Capricorns and Pansies get better with age. Capricorns love having a strong sense of direction and working hard towards their goals. Pansies are a popular winter bloom that thrives even through frozen conditions.
11	Aquarius: Orchid	January 21–February 19	Despite coming across as shy, Aquarius is one of the most energetic and charismatic signs. Plus, Aquarians are intelligent and great problem solvers. Orchid flowers are similarly strong yet delicate and beloved for their exotic shape, just like eccentric Aquarius.
12	Pisces: Water Lily	February 20–March 20	It's only natural that a water sign (whose symbol is a pair of fish) is represented by an aquatic bloom. Pisces are known for their creativity and go-with-the-flow attitude. They can also be quite dreamy and sensitive. Water lilies prefer still, calm bodies of water like lakes and shallow ponds where they can take root.

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