Recently, a bride asked me if I could list what flowers are available each month. That's an awfully daunting task, and to be honest, I don't think I'm the best person to answer that. There are countless lists of different flowers, foliage and organic materials available online.
Instead, I'm going to start yet another series, and list the more seasonal flowers and foliage that I'm finding in the flower market. I'll attempt to list some other interesting facts about the flower/foliage below each name. I hope this will help you brides! ![]()

Photos by Tara Arrowood
Peony
-available mainly in white, barely blush, pink, medium pinks, deep burgundy, hot pink and coral
-often grown on a shrub, not a hothouse flower (pictured above )
Mock Orange
-available in various lengths
-more foliage than flower
Peony-like Tulip
-limited availability
-available mainly in hot pink, cream and coral pink
Garden Rose
-limited availability
-available in various colors
Parrot Tulip
-available mainly in white/green, peach/green, pink/green
-weak stems, not great out of water

Ranunculus
-limited availability
-available in many colors (pictured above)
Sweet Pea
-available mainly in white, light pink, hot pink, purple and lavender
Passion Vine
-available mainly with coral orange blossom
Poppy
-limited availability
-red poppies with black center available
Organic Calla Lily
-limited availability
-only in white
-also look for the dark green leaves that accompany these organic callas -very stunning

Viburnum “Snowball”
-available mainly in bright green, soft pale green, creamy green
-available in various lengths and also as tall branches
-the younger it is, the brighter; tends to fade lighter as it ages (pictured above)
Lilac
-available mainly in white, pale lilac and deep lilac
-fragrant
-available in various lengths and also as branches
Enjoy!
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Ooo, can you do your August edition sooner rather than later?
I could definitely use your expert opinion and ideas!