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September Birth Flower : The Aster

~ The Aster a symbol of love and wisdom, patience and beauty ~ The month of September has two birth flowers, Asters and morning glories and both bring vibrancy to the garden as summer fades and Autumn/fall arrives. The aster, with its late-season blooms, provides nectar and a place of rest for migrating butterflies.

September Birth Flower : The Aster

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~ The Aster a symbol of love and wisdom, patience and beauty ~ The month of September has two birth flowers, Asters and morning glories and both bring vibrancy to the garden as summer fades and Autumn/fall...

The aster, with its late-season blooms, provides nectar and a place of rest for migrating butterflies.

This post gives more details about the Aster flower meanings and symbolism, a further post about morning glories will follow shortly.

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~ The Aster a symbol of love and wisdom, patience and beauty ~ The month of September has two birth flowers, Asters and morning glories and both bring vibrancy to the garden as summer fades and Autumn/fall arrives. The aster, with its late-season blooms, provides nectar and a place of rest for migrating butterflies. This post gives more details about the Aster flower meanings and symbolism, a further post about morning glories will follow shortly.

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  • Aster Meanings and Symbolism In Greek, aster means "star," which is a reference to the star-like appearance of the plant's flowers.
  • In ancient Greek and Roman cultures, the burning of aster leaves was believed to scare away snakes and ward off evil spirits.

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They were considered sacred flowers to the Greek and Roman gods. Asters have long been a symbol of love and wisdom, patience and beauty. It has also been associated with faith, friendship, and purity.

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