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September Flowers: What’s in Season for Florists

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September Seasonal Guide

What’s in season this September

September brings a shift in the flower calendar, with late-summer varieties still coming through alongside richer colours, berries, grasses and textural foliage that signal the move into autumn.

In season

Classic Hydrangeas

Hydrangeas are in full swing and, as the season turns, richer russet and autumnal tones begin to come through. On the Webshop, look for Hydrangeas marked Classic, including varieties such as Pimpernel, Verena, Glowing Alps and Magical Ruby Red.

Classic Hydrangea Classic Hydrangea Classic Hydrangea

Beginning of season

September flowers to look out for

As we bridge the gap between summer and autumn, some of the shorter-season varieties begin to arrive. Look out for Crocosmia, thornless Rubus, Symphoricarpos, Rosehips and Sedums.

Crocosmia

Crocosmia

Rubus

Rubus

Symphoricarpos

Symphoricarpos

Rosehip Corallo

Rosehip Magical Fantasy

In season

Ornamental grass season

Ornamental grass season is in full swing. From delicate Panicum and tactile Setaria to the distinctive flat seed heads of Chasmanthium. Grasses are at their most plenty now and are perfect for bringing movement, texture and shape into floral work.

Panicum

Panicum

Setaria

Setaria

Chasmanthium

Chasmanthium

Also look out for Pennisetum as the season progresses, alongside the rich red foliage of Imperata ‘Red Baron’.

Seasonal foliage

Foliage for autumn

September also brings a change in foliage. Look out for seasonal Quercus and Photinia, alongside preserved and stabilised Beech and Oak. Smilax is also available to pre-order in full and half boxes, while our British Grown selection continues to change with the season.

Seasonal autumn foliage

Current availability

There’s plenty more to come as the season develops. Keep an eye on the Webshop for the latest arrivals, or speak to the team in the Cash & Carry to find out what’s currently available.