PHP date returning wrong Month on subtracting one month

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strtotime() uses 30 day months and there are only 28 in days in February (this year) so will not yield a valid date in February. You could use the current day d or j and subtract that which will always put you in the previous month (-29 days):

$prevmonth = date('M', strtotime('-' . date('d') . ' days'));

This will get December from January as well.

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