What flower grows inside you?

Cherry Blossom/ Sakura

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Tied to the Buddhist themes of mortality, mindfulness and living in the present, cherry blossoms are a timeless metaphor for human existence. Blooming season is powerful, glorious and intoxicating, but tragically short-lived, a visual reminder that our lives, too, are fleeting. Once this tree begins to flower, its delicate blooms will last only for a week or two before the “sakura snow” falls to the ground or is carried off by the breeze. Because of this fleeting phenomenon, the flowers have come to represent life’s ephemerality.
With Sakura flowers growing in you, you can always face the world with a smile and provide warmth to the lives around you.​
 
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Azalea​
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"The Azalea flower is a symbol of femininity and of softness; It is something that you would give a loved one and it is a flower that is found in a lot of beautiful bouquets today
You're an optimist who can find the good in any bad situation—and you're probably a morning person, too. You always know what to say to make people smile."

I'm not as much of a morning person as I used to be and I'm definitely not an optimist...
 
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Dahlia

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The Victorians used the Dahlia to signify a lasting bond and commitment between two people, but modern flower lovers can also buy a potted plant as a celebration of joining a new religion or trying a new healthy habit. Dahlia is often considered a birth flower for August, but some traditions use it as a November birth flower instead. It’s the national flower of Mexico because that it’s native habitat. Some cultures use it to represent diversity since each petal fits seamlessly into the whole head.
You're fun, quirky and creative, and you love it when people notice that about you. Your style is bold and colorful, and you're not afraid to try new trends that others shy away from.

Interestingly, dahlias are the main flower blooming in my garden right now. They may be tropical but they hold out pretty well in colder climates. Also my centifolia roses think it's May and they're also blooming which is really nice.
 
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