Now that spring has sprung, there’s no question that you’re seeing more flowers everywhere you turn. Gardens are dotted with vibrant colors and textures that elevate their personality and brim with style. Bouquets are more abundant and radiant than ever. The flowers themselves also happen to be especially meaningful.
Those values alone make spring flowers special. There’s nothing quite like giving a thoughtful floral arrangement to someone who means so much to you. Whether it’s a colorful Easter bouquet, a lavish bouquet for Mother’s Day, or a thoughtful orchid to celebrate National Orchid Day, there are holidays throughout spring that give you reasons galore to snap up some pretty stems for the ones you love.
It helps that spring’s most beloved and popular flowers are so symbolic. They’re easy on the eyes, without a doubt, but there’s so much more to these stems than their good looks. Warmer temperatures, endless sunshine, occasional sprinkles, and longer days all spell perfection for flowers that rely on the beautiful weather and pleasant conditions to thrive.
If you’re looking for the right types of flowers to send to your loved ones during springtime, make it even more special by selecting something that conveys your message in a subtle way. That’s the inherent beauty of flowers — they’re naturally beautiful, but a deeper understanding of different varieties can help your recipient understand exactly why you chose a particular bouquet for them. Here are the meanings and symbolism of several popular spring flowers.
What Do Popular Spring Flowers Symbolize?
- Tulips
- Carnations
- Peonies
- Anemones