Flower Moon: the May full moon.

I have heard of Harvest moon but I have never heard of Flower Moon. It does make sense though since there are so many flowers blooming in May. I wonder why it is sometimes called milk moon?

i was taught that anything you plant you do it by the full moon, now why I don't know, may have something to do with not likely to have any more frost, but I have flower seeds to plant tomorrow and we will see if they grow bigger because I planted them by the moon. Harvest moon I believe is when farmers are suppose to bring in their crops, or that is what I was taught,old tales from our grannies.

I have also heard of the Harvest Moon. i had never heard of the Flower Moon either. I know we are supposed to have a full moon tomorrow night. Does this have anything to do with that? I was just wandering because I had just heard about the full moon on the news a while ago but they never mentioned the Flower Moon along with it.

Flowers blossom in plenty in the month of May.It is often said that MAY is a blessed month for flowers.

I have heard of a Blue Moon, that is when there are two full moons in one month. Seldom happens, maybe once in a year. So the expression of once in a Blue Moon means not very often. I've heard of strawberry moon. Usually June. I've heard of Starvation Moon, February. Different cultures had different names for their moons based on what was going on in their area. Like June is strawberry moon here, but somewhere else it could have a different name. I used to know a lot of names for each moon. June is also Summer Moon because up here is the first day of summer in June, but some others could say it's July because that is the first full month of summer for a moon. August could be rainy moon because it seems to rain all of August most years. April Showers bring May Flowers is a saying up here, so that May would be the Flower Moon makes sense to me. Take care