January Garden Flags

January is deep winter. Winter scenes, snowmen, cardinals, and warm welcome messages dominate January displays. Valentines designs go up late in the month. Key holidays: Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Chinese New Year (most years).

Planning your January display

Rotate in January-appropriate flags two to three weeks before each major date. Pair with a wind-resistant stand and a stopper. Background reading: seasonal calendar, size guide, wind-fix guide, and wash guide.

Frequently asked questions

What flags should I display in January?

January is deep winter. Winter scenes, snowmen, cardinals, and warm welcome messages dominate January displays. Valentines designs go up late in the month.

What holidays fall in January?

Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Chinese New Year (most years). Plan flag rotations two to three weeks in advance of each.

Do garden flags need to come down mid-month?

For holiday-specific designs, swap them out within a week after the holiday date. Seasonal designs can stay up for the entire month.

Where do January flags ship from?

FlagsForYou ships from Kentucky with free U.S. shipping on every order. Orders before 2 PM Eastern ship same day.

← December flags February flags →

All months

February March April May June July August September October November December

January Garden Flags

January picks: winter

January picks: valentines day

January picks: new years

Planning your January display

Frequently asked questions

All months