In Los Angeles, the climate allows florists to work with an unusually wide range of flowers all year long. But even in a city of endless sunshine, floral seasons still shape what’s freshest, most affordable, and most visually striking. At Pink Clover, we design our flower arrangements with the natural rhythm of the seasons in mind—using flowers when they’re at their peak in terms of color, scent, texture, and longevity.

While some blooms like roses, orchids, and lilies are available year-round thanks to global imports, nothing compares to using flowers in season. Locally grown stems often look better, last longer, and carry a certain energy that aligns naturally with each time of year. Whether you're sending flowers for a birthday, decorating for a wedding, ordering a same-day bouquet in Los Angeles, or planning florals for a brand event, seasonal flowers allow you to get the most value—and the best result.

Spring Flowers in Los Angeles: Color, Texture, and Romance

Spring is one of the most sought-after seasons in the floral world, especially in LA. From March through May, we begin to see some of the most delicate and romantic blooms of the year. Peonies make their brief but highly anticipated appearance, while ranunculus and anemones are available in a wide range of soft tones and vivid hues. Tulips, sweet peas, and lilac add movement and fragrance to spring arrangements, and they pair beautifully with classic roses and lisianthus.

This season is popular for weddings, fresh home arrangements, and gift deliveries that capture a feeling of renewal. We use these flowers heavily in our spring collection and wedding work, blending soft color palettes with layered, airy shapes.

Summer Flowers in Los Angeles: Bold Blooms and Lasting Color

During summer, Los Angeles blooms shift toward larger, bolder flowers that hold up in warm weather and strong sunlight. From June through August, our design team works with sunflowers, zinnias, delphinium, hydrangeas, and summer roses. These flowers tend to have more vivid color and fuller structure—ideal for outdoor parties, hotel lobby arrangements, and corporate events.

Summer is also when we bring in more tropical blooms, including cymbidium orchids and birds of paradise, especially for same-day deliveries to coastal properties, private parties, and poolside events.

Fall Florals in Los Angeles: Rich Hues and Moody Shapes

In LA, fall doesn't bring snow or frost—but it does bring a noticeable change in floral tone. From September through November, clients begin requesting arrangements in deeper, richer hues: burgundy, rust, ochre, and plum. Dahlias begin to shine, offering an incredible range of textures and sizes, and pair well with seasonal accents like amaranthus, rose hips, and antique-toned roses.

This season is popular for long-table installations, branded gifting, and flower deliveries for clients hosting fall dinners or preparing Thanksgiving decor. Fall flowers have more movement, more weight, and more visual drama—which is exactly what makes them so beautiful.

Winter Florals in Los Angeles: Elegant Simplicity and Texture

While winters in Los Angeles are mild, the floral palette in December through February becomes more neutral, structured, and moodier. This is the time of year when we lean into sculptural flowers like amaryllis and anthurium, use seasonal accents like pine branches, and incorporate whites, soft blush, icy greens, or deep reds depending on the occasion.

Winter arrangements are popular for hotel decor, luxury gifting, New Year deliveries, and Valentine’s Day orders. Our design approach in winter tends to emphasize simplicity and elegance, often using fewer blooms with more impact.

Why Seasonal Flowers Matter for Quality and Design

Choosing flowers that are in season makes a visible difference. Seasonal blooms are generally fresher, less expensive, and longer lasting because they don’t require international transport or refrigeration. They're also more expressive of the current moment, helping your arrangement feel thoughtful and timely.

At Pink Clover, we source flowers daily from trusted wholesalers and local growers across LA, allowing us to choose the best stems available that week. Our designers create each arrangement with flexibility, adjusting the flower mix based on what’s in peak condition and what aligns with your occasion. We always substitute thoughtfully and note seasonal variation in our product descriptions.

Using seasonal flowers isn’t just a practical choice—it’s a creative advantage. The designs feel more alive, more intentional, and more inspiring.

How Pink Clover Uses Seasonal Blooms Across Our Services

Every service we offer, from weddings and funerals to corporate subscriptions and brand activations, incorporates seasonal awareness. For sympathy arrangements, we lean into gentle seasonal colors and long-lasting stems. For weekly business deliveries, we rotate floral recipes to match what's currently blooming and what suits the client’s space. For gifting, we often highlight the most interesting seasonal flowers in our same-day delivery collection.

Whether you’re ordering flowers for your home, for your business, or for someone you care about, we use the current season to guide both the flower selection and the emotional tone of the design.

FAQ: Seasonal Flowers in Los Angeles

What flowers are in season right now in LA?
This depends on the month, but in general, we build our weekly collections based on what’s locally fresh. Contact us for a seasonal breakdown or check our collection pages, which are updated weekly.

Can I request a specific seasonal flower in my order?
Yes, but availability changes daily. If the flower is in season and available, we’ll use it. If not, we’ll substitute something with a similar look and value.

Are seasonal flowers better than year-round options?
Yes—seasonal flowers tend to be fresher, last longer, and look better. They also reduce environmental impact because they require less travel and refrigeration.

Do you deliver seasonal flowers same-day in Los Angeles?
Absolutely. We offer same-day flower delivery across Los Angeles, including Downtown LA, West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Venice, and nearby areas.