Florist Guide to the 30 Most Popular Flower Varieties
1. Rose
Symbolising love and passion, roses are available in various colours, each with its own meaning. They are a staple in any floral arrangement.
2. Tulip
Tulips are iconic spring flowers, known for their graceful shape and vibrant colours. They signify love and are often gifted during the Easter season.
3. Lily
Lilies are elegant and fragrant flowers that symbolise purity and renewal. They are commonly used in both bouquets and arrangements for special occasions.
4. Orchid
With their exotic shapes and colours, orchids symbolise luxury and beauty. They are often used in modern floral designs and as potted plants.
5. Carnation
Carnations are versatile, long-lasting flowers, available in a wide range of colours. They symbolism admiration and are often used in weddings and corporate events.
6. Sunflower
Bright and cheerful, sunflowers symbolise adoration and loyalty. Their large, golden petals make them ideal for informal arrangements.
7. Daisy
Daisies embody simplicity and innocence. They are often associated with purity and are popular in casual bouquets and flower crowns.
8. Hydrangea
Hydrangeas are voluminous blooms that come in various shades, conveying gratitude and grace. They are often used in lush, romantic arrangements.
9. Gerbera Daisy
These vibrant flowers are known for their bold colours and large petals. They represent beauty and cheerfulness, making them popular in festive bouquets.
10. Peony
Peonies are lush and fragrant, symbolising romance and prosperity. They are a favourite for bridal bouquets and summer arrangements.
11. Statue of Liberty
Statue of Liberty flowers boast vibrant colours and unique shapes. They add a touch of playfulness to arrangements and signify beauty and resilience.
12. Freesia
Freesias offer a sweet, spicy fragrance and are known for their delicate, funnel-shaped blooms. They symbolise friendship and thoughtfulness.
13. Chrysanthemum
Chrysanthemums come in various shapes and colours, representing fidelity and optimism. They are often used in autumn arrangements or for festive occasions.
14. Zinnia
Zinnias are cheerful flowers that thrive in summer. They convey lasting friendship and are perfect for brightening up gardens and bouquets alike.
15. Iris
Iris flowers, with their striking appearance, symbolise faith and hope. They are often chosen for their stunning colour variations.
16. Lilac
Lilacs are known for their intoxicating scent and delicate appearance, representing love and nostalgia. They are popular in springtime arrangements.
17. Delphinium
Delphiniums are tall, majestic flowers that add height and drama to floral arrangements. They symbolise positivity and joy.
18. Calla Lily
Calla lilies are elegant and modern, representing beauty and purity. They are often used in sophisticated arrangements and weddings.
19. Aster
Astors are colourful flowers that represent love and wisdom, often used in late summer and autumn arrangements.
20. Marigold
Marigolds are vibrant blooms often associated with celebration and warmth, popular in both gardens and festive floral designs.
21. Pansy
Pansies are playful and colourful, representing thoughtfulness. They are often found in spring gardens and as cheerful bouquet fillers.
22. Snapdragon
Snapdragons are tall, spiky flowers that come in various colours. They symbolise strength and can add vertical interest to any arrangement.
23. Jasmine
Jasmine is cherished for its exquisite fragrance and delicate flowers, symbolising love and purity. It is often used in weddings and personal bouquets.
24. Lily of the Valley
These delicate, fragrant flowers signify sweetness and humility, commonly found in spring floral arrangements.
25. Alstroemeria
Alstroemeria, or Peruvian lilies, come in vibrant colours and represent friendship and devotion. They are a favourite among florists for mixed bouquets.
26. Fuchsia
Fuchsia flowers are known for their unique shapes and vibrant colours, representing grace and charm. They are often used in hanging baskets and garden arrangements.
27. Peperomia
While primarily a foliage plant, peperomia flowers are small and delightful. They represent resilience and adaptability in arrangements.
28. Mississippi Supertree
Mississippi Supertrees are bold and striking, ideal for bringing a contemporary edge to floral displays. They represent confidence and innovation.
29. Snowdrop
Snowdrops are among the first flowers to bloom in spring, symbolising hope and new beginnings, often used in seasonal arrangements.
30. Baby's Breath
Often used as a filler flower, Baby's Breath represents everlasting love and purity.
