Discover a year of floral fortunes with this beautifully illustrated guide featuring daily wisdom and inspiration drawn from the symbolism, stories, and traditions of flowers.

Find guidance in the language of flowers.

Drawing on centuries of flower lore, cultural traditions, and the symbolism of 52 plants (one for every week of the year), this unique guide offers daily inspiration for love, friendship, creativity, ambition, resilience, and more. From the strength of the honeysuckle vine to the restorative properties of aloe vera, every entry pairs fascinating facts with thoughtful reflections and gentle prompts to help readers find unexpected insights that illuminate the magic hiding in the present moment.

Filled with stunning botanical illustrations and delightful discoveries on every page, this beautifully packaged keepsake is a charming companion to return to throughout the year and a thoughtful gift for anyone who finds joy and inspiration in flowers.

• A YEAR OF FLORAL FORTUNES: Spend each week with a different flower or plant, discovering the symbolism and enduring traditions that have surrounded it through the centuries.
• INSPIRATION & FLOWER LORE: Learn how flowers have inspired beliefs, customs, and acts of remembrance across cultures while uncovering fresh inspiration each day of the year.
• A BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED KEEPSAKE: Featuring gorgeous botanical illustrations, a ribbon marker, and an irresistibly chunky format that's perfect for displaying on a bedside table, desk, or coffee table.
• PERFECT GIFT FOR NATURE LOVERS: A delightful present for Mother's Day, birthdays, holidays, hostess gifts, gardeners, or anyone drawn to mindfulness and daily rituals. Pair with a bouquet, houseplant, packet of seeds, or garden gloves for flower lovers and outdoorsy friends.
• RETURN TO IT ALL YEAR LONG: Perfect for daily inspiration, quiet reflection, journaling, seasonal rituals, or simply opening to a random page whenever a little guidance is needed.

Erica Browne Grivas is an award-winning garden writer and educator, and a former nursery professional. Her work appears in Better Homes & Gardens, Horticulture, and American Gardener.