Guide
Seasonal Flower Availability Guide
A month-by-month look at which flowers are in season in the UK, drawn from what we actually cut, forage and source for our bouquets and weddings each year.
At Berengaria Flowers, everything starts with the season. Working with British growers and our own cutting patch means the flowers in your bouquet reflect the exact moment of year — softer palettes and shorter stems in spring, blousy roses and dahlias at the height of summer, and structural, evergreen arrangements through winter.
This guide is here to help you picture what your flowers might look like, and to answer one of the questions we're asked most: what flowers are in season now?
Spring
March – MayThe garden wakes. Bulbs give way to the first blousy blooms of the year — a season of soft light, fresh green and gentle scent.
- March
- Narcissi, tulips, anemones, hellebores, muscari, early ranunculus
- April
- Tulips, ranunculus, blossom, fritillaria, bluebells, hyacinth
- May
- Peonies (late May), lily of the valley, lilac, sweet peas, alliums, cow parsley
Summer
June – AugustThe most generous months. English gardens are at their fullest — roses, sweet peas and cottage-garden favourites in every colour.
- June
- Peonies, roses, sweet peas, delphinium, foxgloves, scabious
- July
- Roses, hydrangea, cornflowers, larkspur, phlox, snapdragons, ammi
- August
- Dahlias, hydrangea, zinnias, cosmos, sunflowers, sedum, grasses
Autumn
September – NovemberWarmer tones and richer textures — dahlias at their peak, seed heads, berries and the first hints of foraged foliage.
- September
- Dahlias, chrysanthemums, sedum, rosehips, hydrangea, amaranthus
- October
- Chrysanthemums, dahlias, dried grasses, berries, autumn foliage
- November
- Chrysanthemums, hypericum berries, viburnum, ivy, dried seed heads
Winter
December – FebruaryQuieter, considered and evergreen. Structural stems, scented paperwhites and the season's first bulbs coming back to us.
- December
- Amaryllis, paperwhites, hellebores, spruce, eucalyptus, holly, mistletoe
- January
- Hellebores, anemones, ranunculus, forced hyacinths, early narcissi
- February
- Tulips, anemones, ranunculus, mimosa, narcissi, blossom branches
Prefer to leave it to us?
Tell us the date, the colours you love and a little about the occasion — we'll design a bespoke bouquet or arrangement using the very best of what's in season that week.