Primary
Aster
In the Victorian language of flowers, signifies patience and elegance.
September
Aster and Morning Glory — and what each one was meant to say.
Primary
In the Victorian language of flowers, signifies patience and elegance.
Secondary
In the Victorian language of flowers, signifies affection that arrives early.
September pairs these flowers with Sapphire — Deep blue, hardness 9 on the Mohs scale. Gifts combining the two are a modern habit rather than a traditional one, but the colours were never chosen to clash.
Aster is the primary flower, with Morning Glory as the second.
Patience and elegance — as recorded in Victorian floriography, which is where the whole system comes from.