The birth flower for June 6th is the hydrangea | Conveying emotions through shifting colors
The "hydrangea," the birth flower for June 6th, is a quintessential early summer bloom that adds color to the rainy season landscape. Because its color changes from the time it begins to bloom until it fades, it is sometimes called "fickle," but that very transformation is like the human heart, and it continues to be loved by many.
Its flower language includes "fickleness," "tolerance," and "family reunion." The meaning also varies by color: blue signifies "patient love," pink signifies "energetic woman," and white signifies "tolerance."
The way it blooms beautifully even when wet with rain makes it a flower that evokes a sense of gentleness, as if it were standing by our side.
