Flowers are a popular choice for adding color, beauty, and joy to our lives year-round. Choosing the right flowers for each season can be helpful to create a unique look and feel for every occasion and to keep in mind which flowers are most available. Below are some tips for selecting the perfect blooms to fit the season:
Spring brings new growth, warmth, and renewed energy. Choose flowers that reflect the freshness of the season, including tulips, daffodils, iris, lilacs, ranunculus, peonies, and hyacinth. These flowers exude a delightful fragrance perfect for the season and look beautiful in pastel shades of pink, yellow, blue, and lilac.
Summer is a time of warmth, abundance, and sunshine. When it comes to summer flowers, think bold, bright, and cheerful. Sunflowers, roses, hydrangeas, daisies, and dahlias, are excellent choices for the season. These blooms are available in vibrant shades of yellow, orange, red, and pink.
Fall is a beautiful season filled with warm colors, rich fragrance, and textured foliage. Chrysanthemums, sunflowers, asters, and marigolds, are popular fall bloom choices, as are ornamental grasses, fig branches, and bittersweet vines. Choose warm hues of orange, gold, red, and brown to reflect the season's rich color palette. Consider incorporating pumpkins, gourds, and dried leaves as creative accents to enhance the seasonal atmosphere.
Winter is a season of Poinsettia plants, amaryllis plants, and wreaths are popular flower choices for decorating during the holiday season. If you are interested in cut flowers, blooms of lilies, roses, and hydrangeas, and red berry stems mixed with a variety of everygreen leaves look beautiful in winter arrangements.
At Everyday Creations Floral Design, we know that choosing the right flowers for every season can be a challenge. Our experienced florists are always happy to provide guidance and inspiration to help you create the perfect arrangement for any occasion.
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