Seasonal styles

Below you'll find the most popular choices for each season including the colour palettes associated with them and the best flowers available at that particular time of year. we refer to these flower varieties as being 'in season'. this means they are in their prime- regarding their colour, size and quality, have high availability and are the lowest price compared to any other time of year.

Autumn

Autumnal Flowers

Cabbages

Chrysanthemums

hypericum berry

oak leaf

Thistles

Santini

Sunflowers

Proteas

Hydrangeas

Calla lilies

Eucalyptus

Limonium

September

Gerberas

Asters

Roses

Alstroemeria

Lisianthus

Ruscus

Snow berry

Antirihnums

Think Burnt orange, the comfort of cream, warming reds, deep burgundies and soft yellows, This seasonal colour palette can be used all year round and is very popular for those who want a feeling of harmony for their event whilst mixing pastels and bright colours together. throw in some oak leaf, cabbages and Chrysanthemum blooms to really celebrate this season. scatter around some pumpkins or mini gourds to add the finishing touches to your floral Affair.

Colours

Orange

Red

Yellow

Cream

Green

Burgundy

Navy Blue

Purple

White

Salmon

Apricot

Aubergine

peach

plum

Pale Pink

Special Events

Halloween

Bomb fire night

Diwali

Thanks giving

Chinese Moon Festival

Day of the Dead

Rosh Hashanah

Chanukah

Oktoberfest

Winter

Flowers

Amarylis

Hypericum berry

Lillis

Roses

Hydrangeas

Phlox

Wax flower

Snowberry

Chrysanthemum Blooms

Eucalyptus

Lisianthus

Blue pine

Thistle

tulips

Ruscus

Holly

Cabbages

Clematis

Amaranthus

Skimmia

New beginnings and fresh starts are some of the feelings we associate with winter; The coldest season of them all with crisp mornings, the shortest days and long nights. In the flower world this season is dominated by that special time of year we call Christmas! Adding Golds, silvers, glitters and even a bit of fake snow into arrangements helps to capture the spirit of Christmas plus those festive favourites such as blue pine, holly, mistle toe, orange slices and cinnamon add some magic and really engage all of the senses. However after all of the yuletide festivities comes a time of reflection and gratitude. setting new intentions and wiping the slate clean.

Wintery whites, blues and dark greens capture this and are very popular at this time of year, Tulips are in season and give hope of warmer temperatures. Romance fills the air in February where roses are in high demand for Valentines day, Red represents the love we hold for those closest to us and is the most sort after colour of the month!

Colours

White

Green

Red

Cream

Gold

Silver

Blue

Special Events

Christmas

Valentines Day

Burns night

Winter Solstice

Kwanza

Hanukkah

Spring

Flowers

Tulips

Hyacinths

Daffodils

Iris'

Blossom

Forsythia

Ranunculous

Anenomies

Clematis

Solidaego

Phlox

Stocks

Sweet pea

Astillbe

Nigella

Eucalyptus

Viburnum

The time of Tulips, Daffodils, Iris' and hyacinths, as warmer weather sweeps away winter the air is filled with the sweet scents of spring. The ground is bursting with new life and the trees awake from their frosty slumber. Forsythia resembles sunshine with its' bright yellow flowers along with pretty pink and white blossoms. Soft pastels are widely used to represent the feeling of hope and serenity that we get in spring and fluffy fillers such as gypsophila and limonium mixed between delicate flowers such as ranunculous and anenomoies give a sense of fullness. Springs seasonal flowers and colour palettes give joyous and welcoming vibes making it one of the most popular choices for floral arrangements.

Colours

yellow

cream

pink

orange

lilac

blue

peach

apricot

white

green

Special Events

Easter

Passover

Spring Equinox

St Patrick's Day

St Georges Day

Cinco De Mayo

Summer

Flowers

Peonies

Sweet peas

Sweet William

Delphiniums

Larkspur

Molucella

Lady's Mantle

Freesia

Alstroemaria

Gerbera

Stocks

British Foliage

Lisianthus

Late Ranunculous

Sunflowers

Roses

Status

Gypsophila

Campanula

Agapanthus

Alliums

Dahlias

Scabious

Hydrangeas

Phlox

Bouvardia

grasses

It's not only the Temperature that gets hot in Summer, from late May to July Peonies are back! one of the only flowers which still has a specific season .. only 3 months! Most popular in arrangements for their big, beautiful, blousy heads and sweet scent.

bold and bright clashes of colour are widely used in this season giving floral displays a happy and prosperous vibe and as their is a wide variety of flowers available, an abundance of texture and mix of both complimentary and contrasting colours can create a real treat for the eyes.

Along with beautiful British grown flowers such as Alstroemeria, Stocks, Antirrhinums, freesia, cornflowers, Sweet William and Delphinium (the list goes on), more Exotic looking flowers are very popular during this time: not only for their unusual Aesthetic which lends itself to a contemporary style but also their longevity! Cut flowers such as Anthuriums, Cymbidium orchids and Proteas can last over 2 weeks making them most popular in contractual work