When flowers emerge in March, these cheery yellow blooms are among the first to herald spring.
The March birth flowers are the daffodil and the jonquil.
The daffodil stands for unequaled love—giving this flower expresses a lot. Bright yellow petals seem the perfect way to say the sun always shines when your significant other is near.
The jonquil, a particular daffodil type, signifies a desire for returned affection. It also conveys sympathy.

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