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Spring has sprung! The last of the snow is finally gone and the clouds have parted to reveal the bright blue sky. For most of us, this means that we can finally put away the jackets and boots, which have been our best friends all winter long! In celebration of the coming of spring, our team at Haute Florist thought we’d bring you our 10 favourite spring flowers in the UK! No matter where you live in Britain, there’s bound to be something on this list that you can take advantage of while they last. Let’s get started!
Daffodils, a type of spring flowering plant, come in various colours and shapes. The most common variety is white and pink. You can also get them with yellow or blue flowers. They grow best with full sun or dappled shade and flower during March and April. Daffodils need moist soil to do well.
Other common daffodils include such hybrids as Jonquil, which is white or cream with yellow centres and is often fragrant, and King Alfred which is an old variety with yellow or white flowers.
Other flowering bulbs are also popular choices for spring. You can choose from hyacinths and tulips with their bright colours and delightful fragrances, as well as crape myrtles and grape hyacinths which have showy flowers that come in shades of yellow, white and purple. They're all easy to grow, preferring full sun or dappled shade but needing well-drained soil.
Tulips are one of the first flowering plants to appear during spring. In March and April, you'll find them blooming with their bright yellow, pink and purple hues. They're dependent on where you live though; if you live in a colder climate, they might not appear until later in the year because it needs a warmer environment for them to grow. However, you can purchase tulip bulbs from nurseries at any time of year and plant them when your area is ready for them.
One of the most popular spring flowers is the bluebell. It's one of few plants that will bloom in dappled shade and depend on moist soil to survive. Bluebells are best planted in March or April, but they can be found at any time during the spring season. The bright yellow bell-shaped flowers will last for months with careful pruning and care.
Primroses are a type of flowering plant that grows at the base of trees or close to moist soil. They have five petals and can be white, pink, yellow or blue. Primroses are dependent on the variety and require full sun or dappled shade. They bloom from March to April and require moist soil.
The most popular spring flowering planta for your garden this year is the pansy. They come in a wide range of colours from dark purple to bright yellow, and they flower from March until April. They require moist soil to thrive and grow well in dappled shade or full sun. They come in varieties depending on what colour you want: for example, there is a white variety that blooms earlier than other colours, but also there is a pink variety that blooms later than others.
-The delicate leaves and petals of spring flowering plants add beauty to any garden.
-White and pink flowers are always popular choices, as well as the classic reds and blues. -Flowers that bloom throughout spring need full sun during the day but dappled shade at night. They will depend on the variety of the flower, but most require moist soil.
-Spring bulbs offer bright yellow or white flowers that can last well into summer with proper care.
The daisy, also known as a Marguerite, is a well-known and loved flowering plant. They bloom from March to May and provide dappled shade with their yellow petals. Daisies grow best in moist soil that is high in nitrogen. They can be found all over Europe, North America and South Africa. Depending on the variety, they are either white or pink with purple centres and have some of the brightest yellow flowers you'll ever see.
Alyssum is also a flowering plant that grows flowers with yellow petals, though they tend to be paler. Alyssum flowers grow best when planted directly into full sun and drained soil which is high in potassium. They usually have white petals, but sometimes come out purple or red. Alyssum blooms from March to May and needs less water than most flowering plants to grow well. Their height averages 6–12 inches and depends on the variety.
Roses are an international symbol of love, beauty and romance, so it's no wonder they're popular for any occasion. Roses come in a multitude of colours, shapes and sizes and range from early flowering to late blooming varieties. They depend on the variety but generally prefer full sun or dappled shade with moist soil.
Lilies come in a variety of colours and shapes, including white, pink and purple. They need moist soil and full sun to flourish and may also need to be divided every few years. Lilies are one of the first spring flowering plants that can be depended on to bloom in March or April.
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Orchids come in a variety of colours from white pink to dark purple, depending on the variety. They are also on different bloom times like early flowering plants or late flowering plants. They need moist soil and full sun but can be grown with dappled shade as well. Orchids produce 3-4 flowers per stem and their leaves tend to resemble succulent leaves which is why they thrive when watered regularly.
Haute Florist offers a vast range of high-quality fresh flowers and hand-crafted floral arrangements. We deliver fresh flowers of the season to your doorstep with free shipping on all orders. Whether you’re looking for spring flowering plants, white and pink flowers, or bright yellow blooms, we have it all!
We know that each plant requires different care depending on where you live. That's why we send out a complete planting guide with every order so you can be confident that your flowers will thrive.
Spring flowering plants need to be watered at least once a week. If your flowers are not getting any natural rainfall, it's best to water them with a spray bottle twice a day. This will ensure that their roots stay moist and healthy. - Dappled shade is best for white flowers, full sun for pink and purple flowers, and bleeding heart needs both dappled shade and full sun.
You can make a bouquet of white flowers last longer by putting them in water that's at room temperature. Putting your spring flowers outside to get some sun is also a good idea because it will add more hours of brightness. Just be sure to bring them back inside at night for safety.
We Send Special plant food with all our flowers and plants which you can mix in the water. The concoction will help flowers thrive and retain their freshness and beauty for a much longer time.
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