
Hydrangea
Large clustered heads used in weddings and statement bouquets.
Colours: blue, pink, white, purple
Season: spring, summer, autumn
Meaning: Gratitude and understanding
True blue pigment is uncommon in garden flowers. What florists sell as blue is often hydrangea, iris, delphinium, or a dyed carnation. Blue hydrangeas are a garden-chemistry story as well as a florist colour.
Association: Calm, apology or uniqueness in modern use.
Occasions: Thank-yous, weddings with a blue palette.
Season: Hydrangeas peak in summer. Dutch iris is spring. Dyed 'blue' carnations are year-round.

Large clustered heads used in weddings and statement bouquets.
Colours: blue, pink, white, purple
Season: spring, summer, autumn
Meaning: Gratitude and understanding

Sculptural blooms associated with faith, hope, and wisdom.
Colours: purple, blue, yellow, white
Season: spring
Meaning: Faith, hope, and wisdom

Tall blue flower spikes used in garden-style arrangements.
Colours: blue, purple, white, pink
Season: summer
Meaning: Openness and big-heartedness

Ruffled, long-lasting florist staple with colour-specific meanings.
Colours: red, pink, white, yellow
Season: year-round
Meaning: Love, distinction, and remembrance