National Flower Day
March 21, Friday
When is it celebrated?
This day is celebrated annually on March 21, coinciding with the beginning of astronomical spring in the Northern Hemisphere.
History and significance
The exact origin of this celebration is unknown, but it emerged as a way to mark the arrival of spring and highlight the role of flowers in culture, art, and daily life. Flowers symbolize renewal, harmony, and beauty and are also used to express emotions and in traditional ceremonies.
How is it celebrated?
People celebrate this day in various ways:
- Giving flowers to family and friends.
- Decorating their homes and workplaces with floral arrangements.
- Planting flowers in gardens or on balconies.
- Visiting botanical gardens and flower exhibitions.
- Sharing flower photos on social media.
Interesting facts about flowers
- The rose is considered the most popular flower in the world.
- Sunflowers turn their heads toward the sun throughout the day.
- In Japan, cherry blossoms symbolize the fleeting nature of life and the renewal of nature.
- The largest flower in the world is the Rafflesia arnoldii, which can reach a diameter of up to one meter.
Why celebrate this day?
Flowers bring joy, improve mood, and create a pleasant atmosphere. National Flower Day is a wonderful opportunity to appreciate the beauty of nature, spread color and happiness, and share a little joy with others.