Flowers in spring

For many, spring is the favorite season. Because after winter you long for sun, colors, and the scent of flowers. Here you will find the most popular spring flowers.

Spring flowers - colorful and in great demand

For florists, spring lasts from January to April. Some spring bloomers are known to be available already in January and are eagerly awaited.

This is because we crave colorful flowers after the barren winter months.

Longing for spring? The most popular spring flowers are anemones, calendula, daffodils, daisies, freesias, grape hyacinths, hyacinths, mimosa, poppies, ranunculus, and tulips. Care tips for flowers can be found here.

Tulips, daffodils, and freesias - our favorites

The most popular spring flower is the tulip. The reason is the many varieties and their symbolism, which stands for strong emotions. There are varieties in almost every flower color and with the most diverse combinations of shades. Comprehensive information about tulips can be found here.

Also popular are daffodils. They stand for devotion and patience. And their yellow, orange, and white blossoms herald the arrival of spring starting in March and put you in a good mood. Care tips for tulips and care tips for daffodils can be found here.

Freesias are also eye-catchers. They symbolize loyalty. And their elegant leaves and fragrant flowers, as well as the many shades of color, are simply popular. In the mood for spring? Available in flower stores: tulips from early January to about mid-April; daffodils from late February to about mid-April; freesias from early January to early June.

Hyacinths and grape hyacinths - this is the smell of spring

Now they are back, the cheerful hyacinths with their blue, pink, white or even pastel flowers. They stand for affection and beauty. Moreover, they not only look beautiful, but also exude a beguiling fragrance.

Grape hyacinths are also fragrant, but of musk. This explains the botanical name Muscari. Grape hyacinths symbolize self-confidence. They are mostly blue, hinting at all shades from light blue to dark purple. However, there are also white and even yellow muscari.

Fancy some hyacinths? Available in flower stores: hyacinths from early January to late April; grape hyacinths from early January to late April.

Ranunculi and anemones - simply magical

In the spring ranunculi are one of the most popular flowers. They represent charm and have double flowers. Their color palette ranges from white and cream, yellow, orange and salmon to pink, hot pink, red and eggplant.

Anemones also delight with their bright flowers in red, purple, hot pink, violet and blue. In addition, they are appreciated for their large, sometimes iridescent flowers. They symbolize hope. Ranunculi and anemones bring pep and cheerfulness to everyday life and show that winter is finally over.

Available in flower stores: ranunculi from early January to mid-May; anemones from early January to late May.

Poppies - set bright accents

Among the most striking beauties of this time of year are also the bright blossoms of poppies. They symbolize the dreamworld. In white, yellow, orange, red and white, the seemingly feathery flowers float on their hairy stems in the vase and provide colorful accents. Only for cutting it needs some knowhow. Care tips for poppies can be found here.

Are poppies among your favorite flowers? In the flower store they are available from March to mid-May.

Daisies and calendula - charming

Are daisies among your favorites? Then now is the right time to bring them home. They are meadow flowers that symbolize naturalness. That's why everyone who has a connection with nature and prefers native flowers likes them.

Although the yellow and orange calendula probably originated in the Mediterranean region. But it has been cultivated in our latitudes for centuries because of its beauty and healing power and is therefore extremely popular. Moreover, it stands for immortality.

Available in flower stores: daisies from early February to mid-June; calendula from early February to late May.

Mimosas - delicate and yet strong

When people talk about mimosas, they automatically think of Women's Day. Because on March 8, mimosas are given away in French-speaking Switzerland and Ticino. These stand for femininity. They are unusual because they react to touch, vibration, or a change in temperature by folding the feathery leaflets in the affected region with lightning speed, only to stretch them out again after a few minutes.

Now they may react sensitively. But there is a lot of vitality and strength in them at the same time, just like in women (smile).

Fancy some mimosas? In the flower store they are available from early February to late April.