December's flowers differ greatly—one a bulb, the other an evergreen—yet both symbolize hope.
The December birth flowers are holly and narcissus (specifically, the paperwhite).
Holly symbolizes your wish for domestic happiness.
Although some animals and birds enjoy holly berries, they're semi-toxic to humans.
Good news: deer tend to avoid eating holly.
Narcissus conveys that you want your beloved to stay just as they are.
While many narcissus types exist, the paperwhite is the winter-growing variety and December's birth flower.

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