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10 Classic Spring Flowers to Fall in Love With

October 14, 2026 6 min read

10 Classic Spring Flowers to Fall in Love With

10 Classic Spring Flowers to Fall in Love With 🌸

Spring has a way of making everything feel a little brighter. The days get longer, the sunshine starts to stick around, and suddenly, there's colour popping up everywhere you look.

And then there are the flowers. From bold Australian natives to soft, romantic blooms, spring brings some of our all-time favourites back into season. Think peonies worth swooning over, tulips in every colour of the rainbow and sweet peas that smell just as lovely as they look.

Whether you're sending a little love to someone special, celebrating a big moment or simply treating yourself (because why not?), there's a spring flower for every kind of occasion.

Here are 10 classic spring flowers to know, love and send to someone who deserves a little something special.

1. Waratah ❀️

Bold, beautiful and unmistakably Australian.

If flowers had main-character energy, the waratah would be right up there. With its striking crimson blooms and sculptural shape, this iconic Australian native knows how to make an entrance.

Native to eastern Australia, the waratah is also the floral emblem of New South Wales. Its flowering season typically runs from September to November, making spring the perfect time to enjoy these beauties.

Why we love it: Waratahs are made for making a statement. Send them to someone who loves something a little different, celebrates all things Australian or simply deserves flowers that are anything but ordinary.

2. Peony 🌸

A little romance, wrapped in petals.

Is there anything quite like peony season? These much-loved blooms arrive as neat, rounded buds before opening into big, fluffy clouds of petals. They're soft, romantic and almost impossible not to fall in love with.

Peonies have a long history of symbolising prosperity, good fortune and honour in Chinese culture. Here in Australia, locally grown peonies typically make their appearance from October through to December, although timing varies with the season and growing conditions.

Why we love it: Peonies make even an ordinary Tuesday feel like a special occasion. They're perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, celebrations or sending someone a little thinking of you moment.

3. Tulip 🌷

A classic for a reason.

Simple, colourful and full of charm, tulips are the kind of flowers that make you smile without even trying. From soft blush pinks and creamy whites to bright yellows and bold reds, there's a shade for just about everyone.

And here's a fun little fact: tulips continue to grow after they're cut, often bending towards the light as they open. So, if your bunch starts to take on a life of its own in the vase, that's all part of their charm.

Why we love it: Tulips are an easy way to brighten someone's day. They're perfect for a just-because delivery, a little thank-you or a cheerful surprise for someone who could use a pick-me-up.

4. Sweet Pea πŸ’•

Pretty petals, the sweetest scent.

Sweet peas are the definition of springtime romance. Their delicate, frilled petals look like tiny butterflies, while their beautiful fragrance fills a room with that fresh-from-the-garden feeling.

Usually available through spring, sweet peas are loved for their soft pastel shades, including blush pink, lilac, white and peach. They also have a lovely place in the Victorian language of flowers, where they were associated with gratitude and pleasant pleasures.

Why we love it: Sweet peas are a beautiful way to say thank you, celebrate a friendship or let someone know you're thinking of them. Bonus points for their gorgeous scent.

5. Buttercups (aka Ranunculus 🌼

A whole lot of petals, a whole lot of love.

Ranunculus are proof that sometimes, more really is more. With layer upon layer of delicate, paper-thin petals, these blooms have a gorgeous, almost rose-like appearance that's hard to resist.

You'll find them in everything from buttery yellows and soft peaches to pretty pinks, creamy whites and rich burgundy tones. Their intricate shape makes them a favourite for adding texture and a little extra magic to a bouquet.

Why we love it: Ranunculus bring a playful kind of prettiness to any arrangement. They're a lovely choice for birthdays, celebrations or sending flowers to someone who appreciates the little details.

6. Hyacinth πŸ’œ

Small blooms, big fragrance.

Hyacinths might be made up of lots of little flowers, but together, they make quite the impression. Their tightly packed florets grow along upright stems, creating colourful spikes in shades of purple, pink, blue and white.

They're also wonderfully fragrant, bringing a little extra sensory magic to the season. While hyacinths are more commonly enjoyed as potted bulbs and garden flowers, their distinctive blooms are a spring favourite for good reason.

Why we love it: Hyacinths are perfect for anyone who loves flowers that do a little more than look pretty. Their beautiful fragrance makes them a lovely way to bring a touch of spring indoors.

7. Kangaroo Paw 🧑

A little wild, a little wonderful.

Looking for a flower with personality? Meet kangaroo paw.

This unmistakable Australian native gets its name from its unusual, paw-shaped blooms, which grow along tall, upright stems. While the classic red-and-green variety is Western Australia's floral emblem, you'll also find cultivars in shades of yellow, orange, pink and red.

With its sculptural shape and vibrant colours, kangaroo paw brings a lovely contrast to softer, more traditional blooms.

Why we love it: Kangaroo paw is for the person who likes to do things a little differently. It's bold, distinctive and a beautiful way to celebrate Australian natives.

8. Freesia 🀍

A little sweetness goes a long way.

Freesias have a way of winning people over. Originally from southern Africa, these delicate flowers are known for their sweet fragrance and elegant, arching stems, which carry rows of blooms that open gradually.

They come in a gorgeous range of colours, from crisp white and soft yellow to pink, purple and vibrant orange. Their naturally graceful shape makes them a lovely addition to seasonal arrangements.

Why we love it: Freesias are a thoughtful choice when you want to send something that feels fresh, cheerful and full of warmth. They're especially lovely for thank-yous, birthdays and little everyday surprises.

9. Lilac πŸ’œ

A little nostalgia, in flower form.

With its clusters of tiny blooms and unmistakable fragrance, lilac has a way of taking you straight back to a spring garden.

Lilac is best suited to cooler climates and generally flowers for a relatively short period in spring. Its soft purple, pink and white blooms have long been associated with love, renewal and first feelings of romance.

While it isn't always easy to find in Australian floral arrangements, it's a seasonal favourite worth appreciating whenever it appears.

Why we love it: Lilac has that beautiful, nostalgic quality that makes flowers feel extra personal. It's perfect for someone who loves a romantic garden-inspired look or simply appreciates a bloom with a story to tell.

10. Daffodil πŸ’›

A little sunshine, delivered.

Bright, cheerful and full of optimism, daffodils are one of the loveliest signs that spring has arrived.

With their sunny yellow trumpets and fresh green stems, they're among the first flowers to brighten gardens as winter begins to fade. Depending on the climate and variety, they can flower from late winter through spring.

Daffodils are often associated with new beginnings, hope and fresh starts, making them a particularly lovely flower to give when someone is embarking on something new.

Why we love it: Sometimes, you don't need a big reason to send flowers. Daffodils are a simple, sunshine-filled way to lift someone's spirits and remind them that brighter days are ahead.

A little spring, sent with love 🌷

There's something special about flowers that only come around for a little while. They remind us to slow down, appreciate the season we're in and make the most of the little things.

Whether you're drawn to the bold beauty of Australian natives, the romance of peonies or the cheerful simplicity of tulips, spring is full of beautiful ways to show someone you care.

And the best part? You don't need to wait for a birthday, anniversary or special occasion to send a little happiness.

Send them something this Spring. Whether you're celebrating someone special or sending a surprise just because, we'll help you make their day, one delivery at a time. πŸ’