Dried flowers – Seasonal
About seasonality in dry blooms
Enter ShopChoosing seasonal seasonal dried flowers:
- Spring brights – lively and vibrant blooms with lots of natural greens.
- Late winter/early spring is Valentines Day.
- Mid spring is Mothers Day.
- Late spring is Easter.
- Summer exotics – try hot colours and unusual tropical foliage such as palm leaves for home decor.
- Wedding season – think dry florals for natural bouquets, decorations or biodegradable petal confetti.
- Fathers Day is in June in the UK.
- Late summer is when harvest starts.
- Autumn – think warm reds, oranges and golds.
- Harvest –seed pods and grasses.
- Halloween – add drama with black and purple.
- Bonfire night – the colours of autumn foliage. Cosy homes with a focus on home decor as we all spend longer inside.
- Winter – reflect the seasons using icy, metallic and cold tones or use reds, greens and golds for warm home decor arrangements.
- Christmas spice and home fragrance bring a homely feel. See our natural Christmas gift guide too.
Buy dried flowers for seasonal interest
Theseasonal images of dry bloomsabove show:
- Spring bouquetsin pale pinks and fresh greens.
- Summer favouritessuch as Sunflowers, Gypsophila andBilly Buttonshanging up to dry in our workshop.
- Rich autumn colours– orange Carthamus.
- Christmas botanicals– cinnamon sticks and orange slices.
Floral inspiration through the seasons
Director Ruth loves sourcing seasonal dry florals from around the UK and further afield, so do check out our changing range of her favourites for the time of year!
Pressed floralsare a little capsule of the moment, especially evocative of spring and summer.
Check out our increasingly popularnatural dry bunch and stem rangefor home decor and arranging. Filter by colour or type to reflect the mood of the month.
For more inspiration see whatdry plants are New In.
Our seasonal dried flowers shopping pages are displayed depending on the time of year for spring, summer, autumn and winter inspiration.