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Seasonal flowers

Let the season choose the palette.

Flowers cut in their natural season are stronger, more fragrant and last longer. This is the calendar our studio lives by — and the reason your bouquet in April looks nothing like your bouquet in October.

Season explorer

Choose a season

A field of magenta and purple dahlias in bloom

September – November

Dahlias, chrysanthemums and antique hydrangea.

Colours deepen and textures multiply. We add seed heads, berries and turning foliage for bouquets with the warmth of a harvest table.

Key blooms

  • Dahlia
  • Chrysanthemum
  • Antique hydrangea
  • Rudbeckia
  • Rose hips
  • Celosia

Studio palette

Studio mood

Rich, textural, warm

Bloom calendar

When our favourite flowers are at their best

Filled cells show peak availability from our regional growers. Lighter cells show shoulder months when stems are available in smaller quantities.

Peak season Limited
FlowerJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Tulip
Ranunculus
Anemone
Sweet pea
Peony
Garden rose
Cosmos
Dahlia
Hydrangea
Chrysanthemum
Amaryllis
Hellebore

Bloom portraits

Six flowers, and how we like to use them

  • A red anemone with a dark centre
    Winter – spring

    Anemone

    Dark-eyed faces that open wide in warm rooms; we pair them with ranunculus.

  • Pink and plum hellebore flowers
    Winter

    Hellebore

    Nodding, speckled cups — best floated in a shallow bowl.

  • A white ranunculus flower with layered petals
    Spring

    Ranunculus

    Layered petals like paper roses, lasting up to ten days.

  • A pink and white sweet pea flower
    Early summer

    Sweet pea

    The most fragrant stem we sell; bunched on its own in a jug.

  • A white cosmos flower in a garden
    Summer – autumn

    Cosmos

    Adds movement and air to structured bouquets.

  • A deep blue hydrangea head
    Summer – autumn

    Hydrangea

    Big volume from a single stem; submerge heads if they wilt.

Rows of staked dahlia plants on a cutting-flower farm

Grower partners

Most of our flowers travel less than 120 km.

We buy direct from regional farms whenever the season allows, and from the wholesale market only to fill gaps. Buying close means cutting later, travelling cooler and arriving stronger.

  • A family cutting-flower farmDahlias, cosmos and sweet peas · 45 km
  • A walled-garden rose growerScented garden roses · 80 km
  • A cooperative of bulb growersTulips, narcissus and ranunculus · 110 km
Colourful tulips glowing in low evening sunlight

Why seasonal

Better for the flowers, and for the vase life.

+4 days
average extra vase life compared with long-haul imports
70%
of stems bought from regional growers in peak season
0
floral foam used in any studio arrangement

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