Jonquil Magnets

Did you know the Daffodil/Jonquil is the birth flower for the month of March? Daffodils symbolise a “deep love” so give them to someone that you with all your heart. Daffodils herald in the spring in the northern hemisphere, but, in Australia we don’t see these happy flowers until September. But, you can still give the gift of Daffodils - say I love you with a pretty card or gift from our range.

Jonquil Flower by Screamin Pop (Design 1)

Jonquil Flower by Screamin Pop (Design 5)

Vintage botanical illustration by Maurice Pillard Verneuil. Original from the The New York Public Library.

A perfect card for your March birthdays or to celebrate the start of spring.

The perfect artwork for a spring birthday or greeting. Jonquil is the birth month flower for March

The perfect card for a spring birthday or greeting. Jonquil is the birth month flower for March

Here is the next piece in my birth month flower series.

Inspired by one of my favorite songs, It Will Come Back by Hozier. The flowers with this have symbolism relating to desire for returned affection, caution, and longing.

Yellow jonquil flower on light blue background

A collage of originally drawn illustrations and vintage ephemera creates an evocative little reminder of a favorite Regency romance, all in fashionable tones from the era!

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The perfect artwork for the beginning of spring. Jonquil is the birth month flower for March

Ostara is for Anglo-Saxon/Celtic/Norse goddess Eostre who represents spring and new beginnings, a new dawn. Ostara is the Spring Equinox <3

Ostara is for Anglo-Saxon/Celtic/Norse goddess Eostre who represents spring and new beginnings, a new dawn. Ostara is the Spring Equinox <3

The daffodil is one of the most popular springtime flowers.They signal the end of winter and the coming of spring. With their beautiful trumpetlike flower they are easily identifiable.

Tiny pieces of assemblage art to decorate your memoirs.

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The high-fashion colors of Jane Austen's day are represented by the bright dabs, fields, and figures of this journaling-friendly aesthetic set.

Imbolc, also called Saint Brigid's Day, is held Feb 1-2 and is celebrated as the physical beginning of spring.

Imbolc, also called Saint Brigid's Day, is held Feb 1-2 and is celebrated as the physical beginning of spring.

This abstract design features daffodils ina geometric, quilt-like pattern, sure to bring some golden cheer to your home decor, walls, and clothing. It's based on an original photo taken near La Conner, Washington, which usually hosts an annual tulip and daffodil festival.

Three Yellow Daffodils

Daffodils pattern design inspired by nature.

Imbolc, also called Saint Brigid's Day, is held Feb 1-2 and is celebrated as the physical beginning of spring.

The yards and gardens blanketed in beautiful, yellow daffodils marks the beginning of spring in the American South!

A Yellow Daffodil Illuminated with Sunshine

Yellow Daffodils against a Blue Background

Yellow and White Narcissus Flowers Growing

Yellow Daffodils. Spring Flowers

Daffodil Pattern

Daffodils

vintage floral pattern

KE Garden Study 4

A Pretty Victorian Era inspired design

March Flower Birth Month Illustration