A Guide to Seasonal Flowers: Which Flowers Are in Season?
It is no secret that when choosing flowers, one should select the ones that are in season. In season blooms are the best choice of flowers for your bouquet for a number of reasons. Firstly, they are most fresh, meaning that they will look the best. Secondly, they are the most affordable choice of flowers. Thirdly, when looking for seasonal flowers in florists, you will notice that they are easiest to come across, making them also a convenient choice.
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To help you choose the best flowers for your bouquet, we have created a guide of which flowers grow at each time of the year. You will notice that some flowers are in season for more than just one month. Also, please note that this list should simply be treated as a guide to choosing seasonal flowers, and is not comprehensive.
Seasonal winter flowers
Winter is widely known for its seeming lack of blooms. At this time of year, trees are boasting bare branches and fields are seemingly barren. However, there are still a fair amount of flowers blooming during the winter, so your garden and home need not look empty and dull! And you will certainly be able to select from a wide choice of seasonal blooms from your local florist.
December
December is an exciting time of year - with many of us looking forward to Christmas and celebrating the end of the year. Since Christmas is the main event characterising December, it comes as no surprise that it is known for colours of red and green!
Our favourite flowers which bloom in December:
- Roses
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- Honeysuckle
- Pansies
- Snowdrop
- Winter heather
January
Although January comes along at the peak of the cold, frosty winter, there is no reason to assume that there is a shortage of flowers! Marking the start of a new year, January symbolises new beginnings - making it fitting that there are still plenty of flowers blooming.
Our favourite flowers which bloom in January:
- Flamingo flowers (anthurium andraeanum)
- Narcissus
- Witch Hazel
- Hardenbergia
- Calendula
February
February is known for Valentine’s Day - the month of romance, and more importantly, flowers. While flowers are on every lover’s mind this month, be sure to pick ones that are in season!
Our favourite flowers which bloom in February:
- Gardenias
- Jasmin
- Witch Hazel
- Daffodils
- Snowdrops
Spring
Spring is the month of flowers! Leaves are starting to appear on trees again and flowers are beginning to blossom. This is one of the main reasons why Spring is one of the most popular times of year for weddings!
March
March marks the beginning of Spring. The temperature is slowly getting warmer and fields and gardens are getting more colourful and vibrant, full of fresh flowers.
Our favourite flowers which bloom in March:
- Daffodils
- Peonies
- Violets
- Periwinkles
- Hyacinths
- Tulips
- Orchids
- Trout lilies
- Star magnolias
April
April is the peak of Spring. By this time of year, people’s gardens will already be boasting a beautiful display of flowers. But don’t worry if yours is still looking a bit sparse - we have you covered.
Our favourite flowers which bloom in April:
- Daffodils
- Azaleas
- Bleeding hearts
- Wild geraniums
- Tulips
May
May is officially the last month of Spring and is a prime time of the year when it comes to flowers.
Our favourite flowers which bloom in May:
- Lilies of the valley
- Peonies
- Lilacs
- Forget-me-nots
- Irises
- Trillium
- Rhododendrons
Summer
Many of the beautiful flowers that we saw in bloom in Spring will continue to bloom throughout the Summer. This means that you get to enjoy many of Spring’s seasonal blooms, as well as a substantial amount of new blooms.
June
June is the first month of Summer. Since temperatures are getting warmer, more time is spent outside - what better way to admire nature than by walking through fields of fresh blooms?
Our favourite flowers which bloom in June:
- Roses
- Poppies
- Hydrangeas
- Wild blue indigo
- Bellflowers
- Foxtail lilies
July
July occurs in the midst of summer and boasts a variety of delightful blooms.
Our favourite flowers which bloom in July:
- Dahlias
- Daisies
- Lilies
- Sweet peas
- Delphinium
August
Although Summer is coming to an end by August’s arrival, flowers are still continuing to bloom.
Our favourite flowers which bloom in August:
- Alstroemeria
- Zinnias
- Dahlias
- Lilies
- Salvias
- Astrantias
Seasonal Autumn Flowers
Autumn is a season that is characterised by its effect on nature. It is also widely known as ‘fall’, due to the way the leaves fall off the trees at this time of year. While this is a season known for its dead leaves and the slow-down of blooming cycles, there is still a nice variety of flowers to choose from at this time of year.
September
September marks a transitional time of year - summer has officially come to an end, the weather is starting to cool slightly and students are returning to school. Likewise, it is also a transitional month for flowers.
Our favourite flowers which bloom in September:
October
By October’s arrival, Autumn is already in full swing. With halloween to look forward to at the end of the month, October is characterised by bronze tones of orange, gold and yellow. However, you will also find an array of flowers in a wider variety of vibrant colours.
Our favourite flowers which bloom in October:
November
As we saw in October, Autumn does not necessarily mean that there are only colours of brown, bronze, orange and yellow to choose from. On the contrary, there are an array of colours that can be found blooming in November.
Our favourite flowers which bloom in November:
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