Birthday flower on December 7th: Mimosa
Birthday flower on December 7th: MimosaMimosa
Bishop of Milan in the 4th century AD, Flowers of St. Ambrose
Since ancient times, Christianity has had the habit of connecting saints with specific flowers. This is due to the fact that when the church commemorates the saints, they often decorate the altar with blooming flowers. ! In medieval Catholic monasteries, various flowers were planted like a garden center. Over time, the church combined the 366-day saints with different flowers to form the so-called floral calendar. At that time, most of the monasteries were located in southern Europe, which had a Mediterranean climate and was very suitable for growing flowers and plants. Mimosa, a member of the Fabaceae family, is a flower dedicated to St. Ambrose, the bishop of Milan in the 4th century AD. Because its origin is in Australia and Tasmania, it is almost impossible to see it in cold areas.
December 7th birthday flower - Mimosa flower language: Politeness
If the leaves of Mimosa are touched by hands, watered or exposed to typhoons, they will Curl up. Its like bowing to someone. It is a well-mannered plant. Therefore, its flower language is "polite". Anyone born with the blessing of this flower will behave well and be loved by the elderly. But it makes your peers feel intimidated, so you should relax yourself occasionally, because if you are too strict and disciplined, even the opposite sex will be afraid and dare not get close to you.
Extended reading:
1. Birthday flower for December 1st: Carrion Flower, Carrion Flower Flower Language
2. Birthday flower on December 2nd: Lemon Flower Lemon Flower Flower Language
3. Birthday flower on December 3rd: Hawthorn Flower, Hawthorn Flower Language
4. Birthday flower on December 4th: Barabal chestnut Barabal chestnut flower language
5. Birthday flower on December 5th: hibiscus flower, flower language of hibiscus flower
