Spring wakes Melbourne up in the best way. After a grey winter, the flower market fills with colour, and some of the prettiest blooms of the year arrive all at once. If you love fresh, seasonal flowers, spring is the season to make the most of them. At Bloom Blessings we hand pick spring flowers in Melbourne each morning and deliver them right across the city, so you can send the season straight to someone's door. Here is your guide to what is in bloom, when it peaks, and how to enjoy it.

When Is Spring in Melbourne?

Spring runs from 1 September to 30 November in Melbourne, and the season moves quickly. To help you plan, here is what each month brings.

September

September is the fresh start. The first big rush of bulbs and blossom arrives after winter, so you will find tulips, daffodils, jonquils, hyacinths and freesias at their brightest. Flowering branches such as cherry and magnolia appear too, and they add welcome height and drama to an arrangement. It is an optimistic month, and a bright spring bunch is a lovely way to lift someone after the cold.

October

October is peak spring. The market reaches its fullest, with the widest variety of the whole year. Ranunculus, anemones, sweet peas and a rainbow of tulips all sit at their best, which makes October the ideal month for a big, colourful seasonal bouquet. If you want the most choice, this is the month to send flowers.

November

November leans towards early summer. Roses reach their peak with steady, beautiful flushes, and the first peonies arrive. Peonies sell out quickly every year, so order early if you have set your heart on them.

The Star Spring Flowers in Season

Spring gives our florists plenty to work with, and these are the blooms we reach for most:

  • Tulips bring clean, bold colour and a modern, elegant shape.
  • Ranunculus layer dozens of delicate petals into a soft, romantic look.
  • Freesias add a sweet scent and cheerful, dainty flowers.
  • Sweet peas offer a cottage garden feel and a gorgeous fragrance.
  • Hyacinths and daffodils signal early spring with bright, classic charm.
  • Anemones make a striking statement with their dark centres.
  • Blossom branches, from cherry to magnolia, add height and drama.
  • Peonies arrive in late spring and sell out fast, so order early.
  • Roses reach their peak, with steady flushes that suit almost any bouquet.

We also love the Australian natives that shine in spring, such as wattle and waratah, when you want a relaxed, local feel. Explore our native flowers range for something distinctly Australian.

Spring Flower Colours and Styling

Spring gives you two lovely directions. For a bright, joyful look, mix bold tulips, ranunculus and anemones in reds, oranges, pinks and purples. For something softer and more romantic, lean into pastel sweet peas, blush ranunculus and cream blossom. Both suit the season beautifully, so choose the palette that matches the person or the room. Our florists happily build either mood, and a little fresh greenery ties the whole look together.

What Spring Flowers Mean

Spring blooms carry lovely meanings that make them thoughtful gifts. Tulips stand for perfect love, which makes them a warm choice for a partner. Ranunculus signal charm and attraction, while sweet peas say thank you and simple pleasure. Daffodils represent new beginnings, a fitting welcome for a new baby or a fresh start, and peonies carry wishes of prosperity and a happy life. You do not have to follow the meanings, but they can add a little extra thought to your card.

Why Choose Spring Flowers in Season

Buying flowers in season is one of the easiest ways to get more for your money. In season blooms travel a shorter distance, so they arrive fresher and last longer in the vase. You also get far more variety and better prices, because the market is full. When you order a seasonal spring bouquet, you let our florists build it around whatever looks best that morning, which almost always makes for a prettier, fuller arrangement.

Spring Flower Ideas for Every Occasion

Spring flowers suit just about any reason to send blooms. A bright, mixed bunch of tulips and ranunculus makes a joyful birthday gift. Soft pastel sweet peas and freesias say a heartfelt thank you. A cheerful posy welcomes a new baby, and a simple spring bunch works beautifully just because. If you like to shop by colour, our pink flowers and white flowers ranges lean into that fresh, spring feel. You can also browse the full range of flower bouquets in Melbourne to find the right one.

Where We Deliver Spring Flowers in Melbourne

We deliver spring flowers right across Melbourne and the surrounding suburbs. Whether you are sending to the inner city or out to the north, we have you covered, including popular areas such as South Morang, Mill Park, Doreen, Diamond Creek, Eltham and Greensborough. If you are unsure whether we reach your suburb, our team is happy to help before you order.

How to Keep Spring Flowers Fresh

Spring blooms reward a little care. Trim the stems on an angle, change the water every couple of days, and keep the vase out of direct sun and away from any bowl of fruit. Tulips keep growing and bending towards the light after cutting, which is part of their charm, so simply turn the vase now and then to reshape the display. Remove any leaves that would sit below the waterline, and with a cool spot most spring flowers stay lovely for a week or more.

Order Spring Flowers for Delivery in Melbourne

Ready to send some spring? You can order online anytime, and we deliver spring flowers across Melbourne Monday to Friday. Order before 12pm on a delivery day for same day delivery, or choose a future date at the checkout if you are planning ahead. We hand build every bunch that morning from flowers bought fresh at the market, and we guarantee freshness with a seven day promise. Browse the range, add a card or a gift at the checkout, and let us deliver the season for you. Order flowers online today.

Spring Flowers Melbourne FAQs

1. When is spring in Melbourne?
Spring runs from 1 September to 30 November. September and October bring the widest variety of spring blooms, so they are the best months to send them.

2. What flowers are in season in spring?
Tulips, ranunculus, freesias, sweet peas, hyacinths, daffodils, anemones and blossom lead early spring, with peonies and peak roses arriving later in the season.

3. Do you deliver spring flowers the same day in Melbourne?
Yes. Order before 12pm, Monday to Friday, and we deliver the same day across Melbourne. You can order online anytime and pick a future date if you prefer.

4. Are your spring flowers fresh?
Yes. We hand build every bunch on the morning it goes out from flowers bought fresh at the Melbourne market, and we guarantee freshness with a seven day promise.

5. What are the best spring flowers to send as a gift?
A bright mix of tulips and ranunculus suits birthdays, while soft sweet peas and freesias make a lovely thank you. A seasonal posy works for almost any occasion.