Seasonal Bouquets
A seasonal bouquet is made from flowers that are at their peak right now. Each one looks different and carries the mood of the month.
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What is in season when
- Spring: tulips, ranunculus, anemones, hyacinths and forsythia branches.
- Late May to June: peonies and lilac, a short season many Poles wait for all year.
- Summer: sunflowers, cornflowers, sweet peas and delphiniums.
- Autumn: dahlias, asters, hydrangeas, rosehips and ornamental grasses.
- Winter: amaryllis, conifer branches, holly and eucalyptus.
Who it suits
Seasonal bouquets suit people who like natural, less formal flowers than classic roses. Flowers in their own season are usually at their peak, and in autumn and winter florists like to add branches, berries and dried elements that stay attractive even after the flowers fade. They work for congratulations, for teachers at the end of the school year and on 14 October, and as a gift for no reason. If you want one specific seasonal flower, look at peonies in a vase or tulip bouquets.
Frequently asked questions
How is a seasonal bouquet different from a mixed one?
A mixed bouquet can combine any flowers available all year, such as roses and carnations. A seasonal one is built around what is blooming now, so a winter bouquet looks nothing like a summer one.
Which flowers are in season in autumn?
Dahlias in deep reds and oranges, asters, hydrangeas, rudbeckias and branches with berries. Autumn bouquets look great with grasses and dried elements.