What’s Blooming Each Month in the City?

Ever asked yourself what flowers are in season while you're walking through a New York farmer's market, or selecting a bouquet for a special occasion? Each month brings a new rotation of color and scent as the seasons transition in time together.

Whether you're a florist, a floral lover, or just someone who appreciates beauty, learning about seasonal flowers NYC will allow you to select blooms that are fresher, cheaper, and way more meaningful.

January–March: The Early Bloomers

Winter's final standoff features a first wave of blooms that are starting to push through, like amaryllis, tulips, and hellebores. Tulips in particular start to pop up in shops in February. The brightly colored buds are little promises that spring is not far away.

April–June: Spring in Full Swing

This is when NYC bursts with blooms like peonies, lilacs, ranunculus, and daffodils. Peony season doesn't last long, so if you blink, you might miss it! This is when florists feel giddy and Instagram conspicuously turns into a rainbow.

July–September: Bold Summer Picks

Sunflowers, dahlias and zinnias dominate summer. These colors are some of the most vibrant in the New York City summer heat and and will make lovely, loose, garden-style designs.

October–November: Moody Autumn Vibes

Fall comes alive with the earth-toned flowers of mums, marigolds, and celosia. Beautiful, deep rust reds, oranges, and golden yellows lend themselves to fall weddings or harvest entertaining.

December: Festive Finishes

December flowers are evergreens, holly and red berries. While Evergreens are not "flowers" in a strict sense, they are quintessential to the NYC holiday aesthetic, and adorn our indoor spaces with the season's natural beauty.

Conclusion

Using seasonal flowers NYC is more than just practicality. It allows us to channel nature in the seasons of the City that Never Sleeps. Le Jardin Rose, is available there with the seasonal flowers to make your special days unforgettable.